The charts show the sources of electricity produced in 4 countries between 2003 and 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie charts illustrate the sources of different energy produced in 4 nations(
Morocco
, Vietnam
, Sweden
, and India
), between 2003 and 2008.
Overall
, Fossil fuel was the most producing
in Change the form of the verb
produced
India
and Vietnam
, while
it was the least in both Sweden
and Morocco
. In contrast
, the highest percentage
of hydro
Correct your spelling
hydropower
power
was in Morocco
, and then
in Vietnam
.
On the one hand, India
produced fossil fuel higher than Morocco
the percentages are 82% to 5% respectively. Moreover
, the percentage
of produced nuclear power
was 14% in India
,while
there was not any produced nuclear power
in Morocco
, In contrast
, the highest percentage
of hydro
Correct your spelling
hydropower
power
was in Morocco
95
% ,Change preposition
at 95
while
only 14% in India
.
On the other hand
, a higher proportion of produced fossil fuel in Vietnam
above a
half, which in Correct article usage
apply
Sweden
was a tiny proportion. while
Sweden
produced more nuclear power
at 44%, while
the same percentage
in Vietnam
in hydro
Correct your spelling
hydropower
power
and Vietnam
did not produce any nuclear power
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