The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.
The graphics give statistics about
crime
in the United Kingdom last
year. The line graph shows link
between Add an article
a link
the link
crime
and age and the pie chart gives a breakdown of four different crimes, as a percentage. Overall
, we can see that majority
of Correct article usage
the majority
crime
is committed by teenagers and people in their early twenties. The pie chart shows that violent crime
is the most common type.
Looking at the line graph, it is clear that
teenagers and young adults were much likely
to be criminals than children or older people. At twelve years old the Correct quantifier usage
more likely
crime
rate rocketed hitting a peak at 20 years with 800 000 crimes were
committed by people of Unnecessary verb
apply
this
age. However
, the crime
rate then
fell significantly to 200 000
at 28 years and continued to drop with age.
Nearly half of the Correct your spelling
200,000
crime
Fix the agreement mistake
crimes
identify
in the pie chart Wrong verb form
identified
was
related to Correct subject-verb agreement
were
violent
. With drug and property Replace the word
violence
crime
at just under quarter
each. Public order Correct article usage
a quarter
crime
is the lowest at just under ten percent
.Change the spelling
per cent
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