the graph betow shows the number of tourists visiting a particular caribbean island between 2010 and 2017
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line graph compares how many visitors travelled to a Caribbean Island from 2010 to 2017, over a period of seven years. Linking Words
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the number of visiting tourists increased Linking Words
signi!cantly
over time. It Correct your spelling
significantly
also
can be seen that more people preferred to stay on cruise ships over the time frame. In 2010, one Linking Words
million
tourists went to the island Use synonyms
who
two-quarter of them stayed on the land, Correct word choice
and
while
a quarter remained on the ships. The total number of visitors rose steadily over the next 6 years, reaching more than 2.5 Linking Words
million
in 2015, and it Use synonyms
then
levelled Linking Words
o'
for one year before surging to a peak of 3.5 Change preposition
off
million
in the !nal year. The number of people who liked to be on the land, after being steady for the !Use synonyms
rst
year, gently grew to 1.5 Correct your spelling
first
million
in 2013. Apart from a small fall in 2015, it again came back to Use synonyms
this
level in 2017. Linking Words
On the other hand
, staying on the ships became more attractive Linking Words
tovisitors
, and with an exception of a gentle drop from 2011 to 2012,the rates remarkably went up until to overtookCorrect your spelling
to visitors
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