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Pie chart Proportion of people from each household type living in proverty

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This
 pie chart demonstrates the part of disparate categories of family types who were living poorly in the United Kingdom in 2002.
Overall
, the majority of single people, with or without
children
, were destitute
while
 the aged
couples
 who were insolvent were comparatively less in
percentage
.
According to
 the pie chart, people in the UK who were poor mostly fell under the sole parent category in 2002.
This
 was a lot highest more than one quarter, among the given categories of families who lived in paucity.
Although
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,the second place was who was
the
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apply
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single
person
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people
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 without any
children
 and their
percentage
 was 24%.
Couples
 with
children
 had less than a fifth
percentage
, it was less than small numbers for single-aged people,aged
couples
,
couples
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and couples
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 without
children
.
Finally
,
ithis
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this
 year,just under 14 per cent of all households in the United Kingdom had been living in poverty and aged had had a little bit
percentage
 of poverty.
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task achievement
The introduction of your essay lacks a clear background statement and a paraphrase of the pie chart topic. The introduction should be phrased in such a way that it engages with the specific information presented, allowing for a smooth transition to your analysis.
coherence and cohesion
Your essay shows an attempt to provide logical structuring, however, it lacks clear progression of ideas and the use of cohesive devices is limited. To enhance your coherence, consider using a wider range of cohesive devices and ensure that each paragraph naturally leads to the next.
task achievement
Ensure your main points are supported by detailed examples or explanations for greater clarity. Each category represented in the pie chart should be described with comparative figures and percentages to effectively support the main points.
coherence and cohesion
Your essay's conclusion is not distinguished clearly from the body paragraphs. A separate concluding statement summarizing the key insights from the data would enhance the overall structure and provide a satisfactory end to your essay.

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