The chart below shows the results of a survey of people who visited four types of tourist attraction in Britain in the year 1999. Summarise it.
The pie chart illustrates the difference between a survey of
tourists
who visited four types of buildings in Britain in 1999.
Most family who visits British Use synonyms
tourists
tend to choose Use synonyms
theme
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parks
as their destination, which account for about 38% and the number of Use synonyms
tourists
who prefers to watch Museums or Galleries roughly equals the number of the topic place. Unlike these popular projects, about 25 per cent of the population choose to vacation in Historic Houses and Monuments or Wildlife Use synonyms
forest
and Zoos approximately 16% and 9% respectively.
The chart Fix the agreement mistake
forests
also
gives details about the precise choices that people who tend to visit Linking Words
Theme
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parks
make. About half of the people go to the Blackpool Pleasure Beach and the gap between other attractions is not so wide( from 10% to 17% ).
Generally,most people prefer to visit Museums and Galleries or Use synonyms
Theme
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Parks
, and the majority of Use synonyms
tourists
choosing to observe Use synonyms
Theme
Use synonyms
Parks
are going to visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach.Use synonyms
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