The line chart shows fish and meat consumption in Europe from 1979 to 2004
The consumption of meat and
fish
in Europe from 1979 to 2004 is depicted in the line chart above.
For twenty five
years, the amount of non-vegan food sources, which consists of chicken, Add a hyphen
twenty-five
beef
, lamb, and fish
have
fluctuated. The depletion trend of Correct subject-verb agreement
has
fish
, lamb, and beef
is evident, whereas
chicken is the opposite. It is the only one that has positive growth throughout the years.
In contrast
to terrestrial animals, fish
fluctuates
steadily. Never had it Correct subject-verb agreement
fluctuate
surpasses
other food sources, even from the beginning in 1979. The utilization of Wrong verb form
surpassed
fish
have
always revolved around 50 grams per person per week.
Change the verb form
has
On the other hand
, a drastic change can be observed between land animals. The most striking point is how the number of chicken consumption is shifted from the bottom position to the highest. The quantity kept rising to approximately 200 grams usage until it intersected with beef
in 1989. Subsequently
, beef
continue
to Wrong verb form
continued
dwindled
until 2004. Meanwhile, the same finding Change the form of the verb
dwindle
appear
to be applicable to lamb as well, yet it still vanquished Change the verb form
appears
over
Change preposition
apply
fish
until the end of the period.Submitted by aryasblearning on
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