The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studiying full-time or part-time.
The bar graph illustrates the
number
of Use synonyms
people
in Use synonyms
the
tertiary education whether they were full-time Correct article usage
apply
students
or part-time Use synonyms
students
Use synonyms
according to
their Linking Words
genders
in Britain from 1970 to 1991. Fix the agreement mistake
gender
Overall
, both males and females mostly studied as part-time Linking Words
students
throughout the Use synonyms
period
, Use synonyms
however
, the Linking Words
number
of individuals Use synonyms
studied
as full-time Correct pronoun usage
who studied
students
increased gradually over time.
In Use synonyms
Britain
both men and women predominantly studied as part-time Add a comma
Britain,
students
throughout the Use synonyms
period
. Between 1970 and 1971, there were about 1 million males that were working as part-time Use synonyms
students
in Britain which slightly decreased to around 870 Use synonyms
thousand
Use synonyms
students
before inclining to approximately 900 Use synonyms
thousands
in the season of 1990/91. The Change to singular
thousand
number
of women who had part-time education was just below 800 Use synonyms
thousand
Use synonyms
people
in the beginning and Use synonyms
this
gradually rose to almost 1.2 million individuals, ending the entire Linking Words
period
at the highest point.
Use synonyms
People
who had full-time education Use synonyms
was
always a minority of the population for both genders. The Correct subject-verb agreement
were
number
of males and females that studied as full-time Use synonyms
students
increased gradually over time and these values varied between around 50 Use synonyms
thousand
Use synonyms
people
and about 300 Use synonyms
thousand
individuals over the entire Use synonyms
period
.Use synonyms
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