The bar chart below provides information about the top ten rice producing countries in the world in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and making comparisons where relevant
The bar chart depicts the ranking of
countries
based on their rice production in 2015. The numerical values correspond to metric tonnes. In general, it is clear that
China was the primary rice provider, while
Japan had the lowest proportion as a supplier.
There were two countries
that vastly produced rice in 2015. First,
China with 144,560, followed by India with 104,800. After that, the third and fourth countries
had a very huge gap with the former. There was Indonesia that
produced nearly Correct pronoun usage
which
one third
of India, and Bangladesh just slightly below Indonesia which was 34,500.
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one-third
Next,
still in the ASEAN countries
, was Vietnam with 28,234, while
Thailand had 10,000 tons under Vietnam. Then
, the numbers dropped for the following countries
: Burma with 12,600 and Philippines
with 11,915. Correct article usage
the Philippines
Lastly
, Japan and Brazil had small figures with accumulated numbers approximately
15,000 Change preposition
of approximately
which
Japan Correct your spelling
with
was
the lowest.Correct your spelling
as
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