The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of households who owned and rented accommodation in England and Wales from 1919 to 2011.
It can be seen that
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home ownership increased, Remove the comma
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whereas
the figure for rented properties suffered a big drop over the period shown. Linking Words
In addition
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initially
, more people lived in rented households, but Linking Words
the
homeownership became more popular over the final 30 years.
In 1918, nearly 80% Correct article usage
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people
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of people
lived
in Wales and England rented their houses, approximately a third as much as that of homeowners, at about 23%. The percentage of renters Correct pronoun usage
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declined to 68% in 1939, Linking Words
then
there was a levelling off between 1939 and 1953, followed by a slump in the next 20 years. Linking Words
By contrast
, home ownership increased gradually to 30% in 1939, stayed there in 1953 and experienced a surge of 20% in the next 20 years.
From 1971 onwards, the proportion of households in rented accommodation declined to slightly above 30% before rising by roughly 5% in 2011, Linking Words
while
home ownership continued rising to reach a peak of nearly 70% Linking Words
then
fell to just below 65% in 2011.Linking Words
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