The graph below shows information on employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005. Summarise the information by choosing and describe the main idea, and make comparisons where appropriate.
The bar chart illustrates the data
of
job rates in six nations based on sex between 1995 and 2005. Change preposition
on
Overall
, a glance Linking Words
of
the figure provided Change preposition
at
it is clear that
both genders in all countries experienced increases over the period of two years, and the number of men Linking Words
are
more than women.
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is
To begin
, the occupation levels of Linking Words
male
in the six states had similar patterns, which they grew significantly throughout the years and became more dominant than the opposite. Iceland had the highest number among all nations, Fix the agreement mistake
males
stood
at above 80% in 2005, Wrong verb form
standing
following
by Switzerland and Australia, which Wrong verb form
followed
were
accounted for 55% and 65% respectively. The remaining countries had Unnecessary verb
apply
slight
Change the word
slightly
same
numbers in male jobs, which were around between 55% and 60% in 1995, Correct article usage
the same
rose
to below 72% in the following Correct word choice
and rose
a
decade.
Correct article usage
apply
On the other hand
, female employees had Linking Words
less
rates than Change the quantifier
fewer
male
in all nations during the period. More than 50% Fix the agreement mistake
males
women
had a profession in Switzerland, soaring to just under 70% in 2005, and became the majority of Change preposition
of women
the
them. British and United States had Remove the article
apply
similar
Add an article
a similar
number
in 2005, Fix the agreement mistake
numbers
that
Correct pronoun usage
which
were
at approximately 62%, growing by nearly four-fifths. The three states had rates below 55% in the final year, in which female Australian individuals were the least of them.Change the verb form
was
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