The graph below shows the percentage of urban/suburban and rural households in a European country that had Internet access between 1999 and 2004.
The given graph provides us with
a
data about the European Correct article usage
apply
country
which had Fix the agreement mistake
countries
an
access to the Remove the article
apply
internet
including Capitalize word
Internet
its
urban or suburban and rural Correct pronoun usage
apply
households
throughout five years in percentages
.
Overall
, the percentages
of urban and suburban residents are much higher in contrast
with rural areas, and the numbers only rose through years
in urban and rural Correct article usage
the years
households
respectively.
Turning to the data in more detail it can be seen that the percentage of rural households
that had access to the internet in 1999 is close to zero. However
, it’s interesting to note that in urban and suburban areas the number were
approximately fifteen Change the verb form
was
percent
in the same period. Moving on to the year 2000, the Change the spelling
per cent
percentages
in urban regions and households
seemed to be multiplied by two, while
in rural regions percentages
were still below ten. Thereafter
in urban/suburban households
the number Add a comma
households,
equaled
forty Change the spelling
equalled
percent
which was thirty Change the spelling
per cent
percents
higher than in rural Fix the agreement mistake
percent
households
. So percentages
increased for relatively same numbers until the end of the given chart. To conclude
in 2004 year the number of households
having access in
rural Change preposition
to
households
surpassed thirty percents
Fix the agreement mistake
percent
while
the column of urban/ suburban residents surpassed fifty percents
.Fix the agreement mistake
percent
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