The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year.
The bar chart gives information about the estimated global
illteracy
rates over the past Correct your spelling
illiteracy
literacy
year
by gender and 6 different regions
Overall
, all regions had more illiteracy women than men in
before that Change preposition
apply
year
, as well as
South Asia and Sub Saharan
Africa illiteracy rate widespread, than other the three places.
In South Asia, the number of people who is bot not able to read or write Add a hyphen
Sub-Saharan
about
55 Add a missing verb
is about
percent
, women and 35 Change the spelling
per cent
percentage
men, which was the highest rate in the prior Replace the word
per cent
year
than the other regions. However
, developed countires
have few individuals who are not Correct your spelling
countries
read
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ready
ot
write, approximately 3 proportion female and 1 Correct your spelling
or
percent
male in the Change the spelling
per cent
last
year
. Arab States and Sub-Saharan Africa have the same number of people who are illiterate male
, around 30 Fix the agreement mistake
males
percentage
in both places.
Latin American and Replace the word
per cent
Caribben
males and females whose illiterate people were the same Correct your spelling
Caribbean
percent
about 10 proportion or above that .Change the spelling
per cent
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