The line graph below shows the percentage of tourists to England who visited four different attractions in Brighton.
The provided line graph illustrates the rate of holidaymakers who visited four attractions namely
Art
Gallery, Pavilion, Pier and Festival in Brighton between 1980 and 2010.
Correct article usage
the Art
Overall
, the most crowded attraction was Pavilion in most of the given period, Linking Words
whereas
the Pier was the least popular among the visitors.
As is seen in the graph, in 1980 the percentage for Pier was only 10% and was the lowest across the four attractions and Linking Words
this
figure fluctuated slightly until 2000, before increasing rapidly to almost 22% in 2010. Meanwhile, the rate for art Gallery started above 20% in 1980 and in the following 5 years reached a peak at 38%, Linking Words
however
in 1990 decreased dramatically to 20%. Linking Words
Then
in the next 20 years reached a low Linking Words
at
nearly 8% in 2010.
Regarding Pavilion, in 1980 roughly one in fourth of Change preposition
of
tourist
visited it, Fix the agreement mistake
tourists
nevertheless
in 1995 increased Linking Words
abruptally
to 48%, Correct your spelling
abruptly
then
despite Linking Words
of
decreasing steadily in the remained period it was the most visited place. Change preposition
apply
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Finally
the percentage for the FestivalAdd a comma
,Finally
,
did not Remove the comma
apply
experienced
significant changes and remained stable between 1985 to 2010 at 25%.Change the verb form
experience
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