The graph below gives information from a2008 report about consumption of energy in the USA since 1980 with projectionsuntil 2030. Summarise the information by selecting andreporting the main features, and makecomparisons where relevant.
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The given line graph illustrates the percentage of consuming energy in 6 different categories in the
u.s
within a period of 50 Correct your spelling
U.S
years-commencing
from 1980.
Correct your spelling
years commencing
overall
,the highest rate of using fuel can be observed for petrol and oil Linking Words
while
the opposite can be seen for nuclear,solar and hydropower. all categories have moved upward trend during the period.
at the beginning of the period, 35 quadrillion of petrol Linking Words
used
in the U.S and Add a missing verb
was used
this
number was Linking Words
7times
higher than nuclear, solar and hydropower.Correct your spelling
7 times
this
figure keeps the fluctuation to get to 40 quadrillion in 2005.Linking Words
then
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this
number Linking Words
to
finished at well under 50. natural gas started by 20 Change preposition
apply
quadrillion
within 35 years to reach 25 Change to a plural noun
quadrillions
then
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remain
stable for the rest of the year and finished at 25.Wrong verb form
remained
in
1980, the amount Capitalize word
In
cola
was just over 15 during 35 years Change preposition
of cola
reacing
22 Correct your spelling
reaching
than
it Correct your spelling
then
inreaced
sharply to Correct your spelling
increased
finished
just above 30.Wrong verb form
finish
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