The graph compares the numbers of local people cycling to their workplace in different zones of the United Kingdom between 2001 and 2011.
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compares both statistics from 2001 to 2011 of the number of residents in 12 neighbourhoods who go cycling to work, taking into consideration the percentage change in the Correct your spelling
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It is clear that
Inner and Outer London have seen a significant increase between these two dates.
Inner London has seen the number of inhabitants cycling to work grow, heading the pic with the most enlarged percentage change of 144%. At the tail of the graph, we can see that Linking Words
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part of the capital has a percentage change of 45%. Correct article usage
the Outer
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, they represent the second largest neighbourhood in London in terms of population cycling to work.
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fourth and fifth areas with the most growth in the rate of variation, they do not have a considerable amount of cyclists going to their Linking Words
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in comparison with those already mentioned. Fix the agreement mistake
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However
, the rate of variation is significantly more important than the latter, approximately doubling their size in those 10 years.Linking Words
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