The line graph below shows changes in teh amount and type of fast food consumed by Australian teenagers from 1975-2000
The line graph illustrates the proportion of three
type
of junk food (pizza, Fish and chips, and hamburgers) eaten by adolescents in Australia between two periods of time (1975-2000).
Change to a plural noun
types
Overall
, as can been
seen in the line graph, the consumption of pizza and Humberger food has an extremely massive Change the verb form
be
increasing
with a slight steadiness over the period given, Replace the word
increase
while
fish and chip
fall and rise irregularly Fix the agreement mistake
chips
then
dramatically decline approximately to the lowest point during the five years.
At the start of the period, the amount
of pizza consumption started going up from zero in 1975 and then
continued to 20 in 1980 before reaching 60 in the third year. Moreover
, it climbed to 80 and remained steady over the years at the point of 100. With regards to the amount
of Humberger eaten, it began nearly from the lowest amount
in the first year and then
grew sharply a little more than 80 in 1985, before it stayed uniform during the last
three years.
On the other hand
, the consumption of fish and chips was at first nearly before the highest amount
around 100 in 1095. This
figure, which fell a little bit to 80 and went back to the previous amount
in 1985, has an incredibly rapid decrease before reaching the point of 40 in 2000Submitted by s_syedy on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words amount with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "amount" was used 5 times.
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