The chart gives information about Someland's main exports in 2005, 2015 , and future projectios for 2025
The bar chart shows the data about
someland's
main Change the capitalization
Someland's
exports
of Meat products
, Dairy Products
and International tourism in the year
2005, 2015 and expected projections in 2025. Fix the agreement mistake
years
Unit
of measurement is USD billion.
Correct article usage
The unit
Overall
, it is observed that the
milk Correct article usage
apply
products
exports
and the
global tourism Correct article usage
apply
exports
increased from 2005 to 2015 but only the latter is predicted to increase in future however
the animal products
export had
decreased in the given time period and Unnecessary verb
apply
estimated
to decrease Add a missing verb
is estimated
further
.To begin
with, Flesh item exports
had reduced from 4 to around 3.5 billion and its predictions
in the next decade is to Fix the agreement mistake
prediction
further
decline to a figure of 2.
The milk items export rate at
2015 was almost 8 billion which is double the rate Change preposition
in
at
the decade before when it was approximately Change preposition
in
around
4.5 to 5. World tourism Rephrase
apply
had
shown an increasing trend for the period considered and Wrong verb form
has
expected
to showcase the same fashion in the next decade as well.Add a missing verb
is expected
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