The graphs below show the number of men and women in full and part-time employment in Australia between 1973 and 1993.
The line graphs illustrate the data about labour force trend divided into six
age
groups and genders in over a-twenty-year period from 1995 to 1973 in Australia. Use synonyms
Overall
, the percentage of females who work full-time was lower compared to the other group. Meanwhile, the elderly people were barely taking part-time and full-time Linking Words
works
.
The smallest percentages Fix the agreement mistake
work
in
Change preposition
of
the
full-time female workers were Correct article usage
apply
an
elderly people, and the highest Correct article usage
apply
was
people Correct subject-verb agreement
were
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age
15-19, with roughly 5% and almost 60%, respectively. Wrong verb form
aged
However
, there was a wide gap between 1973 and 1993 in the total of women who Linking Words
take
part-time jobs, yet Wrong verb form
took
one
who were 35-45 Correct determiner usage
those
age
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dominate
the chart with around 20% in 1973 and 35% in 1993.
Wrong verb form
dominated
On the other hand
, there are approximately 80% of Linking Words
middle
Correct your spelling
middle-aged
age
men Use synonyms
who have
Wrong verb form
had
Correct article usage
a continuously
continuously
position in 1993 Change the word
continuous
although
the number was lower Linking Words
from
the previous period. Change preposition
than in
Moreover
, in 1993, the trend fell steadily from Linking Words
age
45 to more than 65, by 60%. Whilst, there was only a small number of men who have temporary careers. Most of them Use synonyms
was
Change the verb form
were
at
Change preposition
in
15
-19 Correct article usage
the 15
age
range and elderly individuals above 65.Use synonyms
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