A bar chart shows the percentage of men and women in Great Britain who had driving licenses and another bar chart shows the percentage of men and women who applied for driving licenses at the age of 17-20. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The presented bar chart illustrates the percentage of males and females in Great Britain who
had
Wrong verb form
have
driving
Add an article
a driving
licence
, Use synonyms
it is clear that
women who are over 65 are the lowest owners of a driving Linking Words
licence
compared to other age groups.
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Initially
, the number of males that own a driving Linking Words
licence
between 20-64 years old Use synonyms
are
above 15000, Change the verb form
is
whereas
women are lower than men in all age groups including teenage period. Linking Words
However
, in the teenage years ( 16-19) despite the fact that the quantity of boys that have a driving Linking Words
licence
is higher than girls, there isn't a big gap between them.
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Furthermore
, the lowest average amount of owning a driving Linking Words
licence
in both genders Use synonyms
were
in the age groups of 16-19 and +65, Change the verb form
was
on the other hand
, the highest average number was 20-34 and 35-54 which are approximately similar to each other.
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To sum up
, boys significantly have a higher demand for Linking Words
using
vehicles than girls do, mainly because driving a vehicle is considered to be a tough Change the form of the verb
used
habbit
.Correct your spelling
habit
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Vocabulary: Replace the words licence with synonyms.
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