The graph shows the percentage of women working in 6 countries in 1960, 1970 and 1980. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting on th e main features and make comparisons where relevant
The
given
bar chart shows the proportion of female Verb problem
apply
students
enrolling in a
higher education in five different countries Remove the article
apply
in
1970 and 2005. The unit given is percentages.
Change preposition
between
Overall
, female enrollments rose drastically over the mentioned year in all five countries, especially in the UK while
Japan stood the lowest.
Regarding female students
in 1970 , Canada accounted for 59%, marked the higher number among others. As in Germany, a close second with 50%. In addition
, only a slight difference of 5% in those who were studying in the USA and the UK, 40% and 35%, respectively. The least was japanese
women with 20% candidates.
Looking Change the capitalization
Japanese
in
2005, Canada remained the same with no changes Change preposition
at
whereas
the Germany female students
have a slightly
increase to 55%. Change the adverb
slight
Moreover
, a rise of more than a fifth of British female students
enrolled at the university opposed
to the American just below a fifth Correct word choice
as opposed
Change preposition
of freshman
freshman
. Fix the agreement mistake
freshmen
Lastly
, Japan has a doubled
figure (40%), Replace the word
double
however
, still the least among other
five countries.Correct article usage
the other
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