The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on fuel.
The given line graph
provide
Change the verb form
provides
the
information Correct article usage
apply
of
Change preposition
on
fuel
consumption in two particular countries, The USA and The United Kingdom, which divided
into three main categories : poorest, middle-income and richest. The units Add a missing verb
are divided
is
presented as Change the verb form
are
percent
of income Change the spelling
per cent
Overall
, this
is an
evident that the trend depicts two different Change the article
apply
trend
. in the USA, more upper economy class less used Change to a plural noun
trends
fuel
, while
in the UK, they dominantly used this
energy source. The large proportion of fuel
was
consumed by the paupers in the USA, stood at around 4% of their income before reaching its peak at slightly over 5% , Unnecessary verb
apply
however
, it is
experienced Unnecessary verb
apply
gradual
dropped among middle-class residents at Correct article usage
a gradual
range
between 5% and 4%. The decrease continued in rich-class which hit the bottom at slightly over 2% of their salary. Regarding the second area, The United Kingdom, the poor population use Add an article
a range
the range
fewer
Correct quantifier usage
less
fuel
than the rich one, just below 1% of their income, while
the higher class reach its peak at above 3%Submitted by misstiasclassroom on
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