The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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esteem of people Correct article usage
the
that
are not able to read and write broken down by gender and region Correct pronoun usage
who
the
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in the
last
year.
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Overall
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it is clear that
females have the Linking Words
higher
percentage in all Correct word choice
highest
countries
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instead
males had received more education.
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women
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the women
are
come from South Asia, Unnecessary verb
apply
Arab
States and Sub-Saharan Africa are not able to read and write and they have Correct article usage
the Arab
a really high percentages
in Correct the article-noun agreement
a really high percentage
really high percentages
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then
50% respectively). Oceania Replace the word
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other
aforementioned, but Correct your spelling
the
the
double Correct article usage
apply
of
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that of
Latin
American bar. Most of Correct article usage
a Latin
females
that can write and read are living in developed Add an article
the females
countries
.
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On the contrary
, illiterate males have lower percentages than females in all Linking Words
countries
. In East Use synonyms
Asia
men are less Add a comma
Asia,
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then
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than
two third
in South Asia same in Arab States. The only two places where men and women are practically at the same level are in developed Correct your spelling
two-thirds
countries
and Latin America.Use synonyms
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