The graph shows the annual income of languages-related jobs in US dollars in five cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates the yearly revenue of language-related jobs in five cities. The units of measurement are given in
dollars
.
Overall
, the the interpreter's income
was the highest of all despite of
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it
having an equal Correct pronoun usage
apply
income
in some countries. Additionally
, translator
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the translator
also
witnessed same
amount of money collected in some parts of the city. Language teacher was variant in different cities. Change the article
the same
Also
, some cities had low income
levels while
others had high level
of Fix the agreement mistake
levels
income
.
Firstly
, Mexico had the lowest figures as far as all the languages were concerned all were below 20000 dollars
. In Dubai, interpreters and language teachers had an equal number of 60000 dollars
as well as
Toronto which had an estimate of 650000 dollars
.
Moreover
, in Paris, same
number of nearly 650000 Change the article
a same
the same
dollars
on
the interpreter and translator was noted and Change preposition
for
finally
, in Munich
figures Add a comma
Munich,
of
the three languages varied. Change preposition
for
That is
interpreters, translators and language teachers had 75000, 65000 and 60000 respectively.Submitted by janenjeru6 on
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