The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home.
The graph illustrates the number of units of
electricity
used during the typical day in England in winter and summer, while
the pie chart shows a split in electricity
usage between the four different categories.
First,
during the typical summer day, the number of units is around 15-17 thousand units with two peaks, around 14.00 and 23.00. Second,
in the winter, the demand fluctuates more,
and has Remove the comma
apply
drop
of 30000 at 7 am, Add an article
a drop
peak
of 45000 at 10 pm and another one of 40000 at 3 am.
Correct article usage
a peak
Finally
, in England, in the average home, 52.5% accounted for heating. Both lighting, TV, radio category and vacuum cleaners, food mixers, and electronic tools category
accounted for 15% each, Fix the agreement mistake
categories
while
ovens, kettles, washing
machines Correct word choice
and washing
is
17.5%
Correct subject-verb agreement
are
Overall
, in England, during the typical day, the demand for electricity
in winter is twice as high as in summer, and more than half of the total electricity
used
for heating rooms and water, Add a missing verb
is used
while
the rest of the energy is split between the three other categories almost equally.Submitted by vikiregev on
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