The shown bar chart provides data on the total quantity of minutes of telephone calls in the United Kingdom between 1995 and 2002. The calls are divided into three categories and are denoted in billions.
The graph below
,
compares the Remove the comma
apply
amount
of Change the quantifier
number
minutes
which
people Correct pronoun usage
apply
of
Change preposition
in
United
Kingdom spend on phone calls. The information is measured from 1995 to 2002 and in three categories as following: national and international, local and Correct article usage
the United
mobiles
.
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mobile
Overall
, as it is obvious the spending minutes
of
local telephone calls is more than two other categories in all over the shown period. Change preposition
on
on the other
hand
the time of calls by mobiles is lower than others.
Add a comma
hand,
Although
the minutes
of fixed line in local
category have fluctuation, the mobiles and fixed line in Add an article
the local
a local
national
and international Add an article
the national
a national
category
have a steady growth, Fix the agreement mistake
categories
as a consequence
, they peaked by
about 60 and 50 Change preposition
at
minutes
in 2002 respectively.
In the first of
compared period, the spending time on local calls was about 70 billion Change preposition
apply
minutes
and it saw a significant rise to reached
about 90 billion Change the form of the verb
reach
minutes
in 1999, but after that, it started to decrease and recorded about 70 billion minutes
in 2002.Submitted by pouya_mokhtarpour on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words minutes with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "compares" was used 2 times.
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Vocabulary: The word "about" was used 4 times.
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Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the second paragraph.
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