The provided graph represents women unemployment in the UK, especially in four of its countries. Now, turning to the details, the comparison is only between 2013 and 2014.
The provided graph represents
women
unemployment in the UK, especially in four of its countries. Now, turning to the details, the comparison is only between 2013 and 2014.
As Change noun form
women's
it
can be seen from the data , every other country ended up Correct pronoun usage
apply
by
Change preposition
with
decreased
amount of jobless Add an article
the decreased
female
, Fix the agreement mistake
females
besides
Scotland, it had a rise Linking Words
up
to 6.7 Change preposition
of up
percent
.
It is worth noticing that Wales and Northern Ireland had the Change the spelling
per cent
most low
figures compared with the other two. Change the adjective
lowest
Therefore
the outcome of twenty fourteen was eventually less Linking Words
as
in twenty Change preposition
than
thirdteen
. The Correct your spelling
thirteen
more
employed from all four countries was Correct quantifier usage
most
the
Ireland , with the results a little more than 4.5%
Correct article usage
apply
The
England and Scotland Correct article usage
apply
shows
considerably high percentages at the beginning and a little less or even Change the verb form
show
dramatically
growth of female Change the word
dramatic
unemployement
Correct your spelling
unemployment
at the end
. It is obvious that two of them made a good decrease, Linking Words
Linking Words
however
the other two were Add a comma
,however
steadliness
or worse.Correct your spelling
steadiness
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