The chart below gives information about car ownership in the UK from 1975 to 2005. (percentage)
The line graph illustrates information about a person who lived in the United Kingdom and
own
how many Wrong verb form
owned
cars
in a 30 years
time period Correct your spelling
30-year
form
1975 to 2005.
Correct your spelling
from
Overall
,the two car
owners and three car
owner
trend went high,Fix the agreement mistake
owners
whereas
no car
owner
trend went low but 1 Fix the agreement mistake
owners
car
owner fluctuate
a bit but in the end remained Wrong verb form
fluctuated
same
.
On the one hand,no Correct article usage
the same
car
and 1 car
start the journey with below 45% and 45%,respectively.After a decade no car
showed a dramatical
fall at 25%,but 1 Replace the word
dramatic
car
faced a steady fall(under 40%).Furthermore
,no car
line went down gradually and reached almost 23%,while
one car
graph line got back to the previous position which was 45%.
On the other hand
,2 cars
and 3 cars
start the journey with nearly 7% and under 5%,respectively.In 1985,2 cars
reached around 15%,which is three times better than 3 car
owners(5%).Finally
,2 cars
ended the journey under 20%,whereas
3 car
owners finished the time period nearly 10%.Submitted by mokaddamul on
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