The table below presents the food consumption per person weekly in a European country in 1992,2002 and 2012.
The given table illustrates meal intake
as
per individual in a week in Europe between 1992 to 2012.
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Overall
, vegetables was
the dominant sector throughout the duration which people preferred to eat. Change the verb form
were
In contrast
, Cheese reported the least one which people interested
to Add a missing verb
were interested
intak
. Correct your spelling
intake
Moreover
, all the categories from the beginning started to rise in their contribution and then
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accordingly
.
In 1992, Vegetables topped the year with 2140 grams
as
a person Change preposition
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eat
in a week. After, it experienced a slight rise with 2190 Wrong verb form
ate
grams
and continued to increase and
hitting the top of the chart with 2220 Correct word choice
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grams
in 2012. In contrast
, Cheese contributed Change preposition
to the
the
low amount of food intake per individual in 1992 and Correct article usage
a
then
remained stable in 2002 and 2012.
Furthermore
, Meat started at 1148 grams
in weekly consumption and it grew in upward
direction in 2002 but in 2012, it reduced to 1132 Add an article
an upward
the upward
grams
. To continue, it was followed by Wheat and bean at 837 and 532 grams
respectively. Both the
types increased their importance in the following years.Correct article usage
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