The graph shows the quantities of goods transported ini the uk between 1974 and 2002 by four different modes of transport
The given line graph
illustrated
4 means of transport to deliver Wrong verb form
illustrates
goods
in the UK from 1974 to 2002.
Overall
, it can be seen that there was an increase in the amount of goods
transported by road
, water and pipeline, whereas
rail remained unchanged. Additionally
, despite a slight drop, road
was the most used mode for the whole period.
Regarding the 3 methods with climbing uses, Add an article
the road
road
and pipeline transported about 70 and 5 million tonnes
in 1974, respectively. As for road
, its figure fluctuated at about 75 million Add an article
the road
tonnes
for the next 2 decades before rising to nearly 100 tonnes
by 2002. Likewise
, roughly 25 tonnes
of goods
was
delivered Change the verb form
were
through
Change preposition
by
pipeline
by 1982 which Add an article
the pipeline
leveled
off until 1990, Change the spelling
levelled
then
it had a small decrease of approximately 5 tonnes
before remaining stable again for the rest of the period. In terms of water methods, the amount of goods
transported witnessed an upward trend from under 40 tonnes
to over 60 tonnes
.
Looking at the remaining mode of rail, even though there was
many changes in its figure, it still remained the same Change the verb form
were
of
40 Change preposition
at
tonnes
throughout the period.Submitted by Nghỉ hè vui vẻ cả nhà on
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