This
line chart depicts the ratio of Linking Words
the
joblessness in two countries, the United States and Correct article usage
apply
Japan
from 3/1993 to 3/1999. It is clear from the graph that, there was a significant gap Use synonyms
of
the unemployment Change preposition
in
rate
in Use synonyms
March
1993 Use synonyms
although
in Linking Words
March
1999 the Use synonyms
rate
Use synonyms
comes
at the same level.
Verb problem
was
According to
what is shown, Linking Words
the
USA, the percentage of work Change preposition
in the
force
dropped sharply by 1.5% between Correct your spelling
workforce
March
1993 and Use synonyms
March
1995 and remained stable Use synonyms
around
5.5 per cent for two years. Change preposition
at around
Then
, at the beginning of 1997-03, the ratio began to decrease Linking Words
until
4.3 percent in 1999-03.
The proportion of unemployed in Change preposition
to
Japan
Use synonyms
Linking Words
on
the other hand, was 2.3 per cent and gradually Add the comma(s)
,on
cilmbed
to 3.5% in Correct your spelling
climbed
March
1996. Use synonyms
Then
, remained steady at the same ratio till rocketed significantly from Linking Words
March
1998 to Use synonyms
March
1999 to 4.7 Use synonyms
percent
.
Change the spelling
per cent
To sum up
, we could say that the Linking Words
American’s
Change noun form
American
rate
of Use synonyms
the
unemployed was more than Correct article usage
apply
Use synonyms
Japan
by 5.3 Change noun form
Japan's
percent
in 03/1993 Change the spelling
per cent
while
in 03/1999, Linking Words
Use synonyms
Japan
Change noun form
Japan's
rate
had become more than Use synonyms
US
by 1 per cent.Correct article usage
the US
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