Given are two graphs concerning the
number
of Use synonyms
phone
subscribers among four countries (namely, Eritrea, India, the United Kingdom and Uruguay) in a ten-year period. The first provides data on the subscriptions to mobile phones, Use synonyms
while
the second indicates the population that Linking Words
subscribing
to fixed telephones.
Wrong verb form
subscribes
Overall
, it is evident that these nations saw considerable differences in the Linking Words
number
of people who chose these Use synonyms
phone
services. The Use synonyms
number
of users of cell phones among these four countries increased throughout the decade Use synonyms
while
a declining trend had been shown for landlines.
It is apparent from the information supplied that Britain had the highest Linking Words
number
of mobile Use synonyms
phone
users before 2009. From every British owning one Use synonyms
phone
in 2005, the figure of customers climbed steadily to one-fourth Use synonyms
citizens
having two phones in 2015. Second in terms of cell Change preposition
of citizens
phone
use was Uruguay. Use synonyms
This
country saw a threefold increase during the period in question, from less than 50 people who had a Linking Words
phone
in 2005 to over 150 in 2015. A similar increase took place in India. The nation with the fewest mobile Use synonyms
phone
users, meanwhile, was Eritrea.
It is Use synonyms
also
interesting to note that the usage of fixed telephone was far more common in the UK than in other countries listed. In fact, the prevalence of Linking Words
landline
in Britain was doubled that of Uruguay. India and Eritrea, meanwhile, had the fewest total of landline subscribers with Fix the agreement mistake
landlines
mere
less than 5 people.Correct word choice
apply
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