The bar chart illustrates the
percentage
of the elderly aged over 65 in Germany, Canada, and the UK over Use synonyms
a
five decades.
All three countries have Correct the article-noun agreement
apply
same
increasing trends in the Correct article usage
the same
percentage
of the elderly, Use synonyms
however
Linking Words
in
different paces. Germany, the most aged Change preposition
at
population
in terms of Use synonyms
percentage
, has moderately Use synonyms
increase
Wrong verb form
increased
proportion
of aged Add an article
the proportion
citizen
from 15% in 1980 to 20% in 2000. By 2030, one-fourth of Germans are elderly.
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citizens
UK
is experiencing rapid Correct article usage
The UK
growth
in Use synonyms
Correct article usage
the aging
aging
Change the spelling
ageing
population
too. In the first two decades, the Use synonyms
growth
Use synonyms
are
subtle. Change the verb form
is
However
, the Linking Words
growth
from 2000 Use synonyms
are
trebled from the previous period, predicted to be just below Verb problem
has
25
% mark in Correct article usage
the 25
the
2030.
Canada, the least aged Change the article
apply
population
Use synonyms
in
the three countries in Change preposition
of
beginning
, has the greatest and the fastest Correct article usage
the beginning
growth
of aged populations over the five decades to 22%, Use synonyms
doubled
the Wrong verb form
doubling
percentage
of just Use synonyms
as of
10% in 1980. That's surpassing the proportion of Change preposition
apply
aged
Add an article
the aged
population
in the UK.
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To sum up
, Germany is the most aged society Linking Words
off
all time. In Change preposition
of
term
of pace, Canada has Fix the agreement mistake
terms
a
Correct article usage
the
fastest growing
pace in elderly Add a hyphen
fastest-growing
percentage
.Use synonyms
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