The bar chart provided illustrates the amount of money earned by American households in three different years, namely 2007, 2011, and 2015.
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
 the Linking Words
number
 of Use synonyms
families
 who earned $100,000 or more has increased throughout the given period, Use synonyms
while
 the Linking Words
number
 of Use synonyms
families
 with Use synonyms
lesser
 amount of Add an article
a lesser
income
 remained relatively stable.
In 2007, those who earned $100,000 or more were twice as many as Use synonyms
americans
 with $75,000 to $99,000 Change the capitalization
Americans
income
, meanwhile, the Use synonyms
number
 of households with less than 50,000 dollars Use synonyms
income
 per year used to be just over 50 Use synonyms
millions
. Despite a slight fall in 2011, the Change to singular
million
number
 of those with the highest Use synonyms
income
 in the Use synonyms
Us has
 increased significantly in 2015 and reached a peak of just under 35 million Verb problem
US
families
.
American Use synonyms
families
 whose Use synonyms
income
 was between $50,000 and $74,000 have never changed in Use synonyms
number
 from 2007 to 2015 and remained approximately 20 million individuals. Use synonyms
This
 is Linking Words
also
 true for those with $75,000-$99,000 Linking Words
income
 per year, which remained at relatively Use synonyms
same
 Correct article usage
the same
number
 at the corresponding time. Use synonyms
On the other hand
, the Linking Words
number
 of Americans with under 50,000 yearly Use synonyms
income
 witnessed some slight fluctuations in Use synonyms
that
 years.Correct determiner usage
those