The chart below gives information about how people aged 25 - 34 are housed in the UK. Summerize the information by selecting and reporting on the features, and make comparisions where relevant.
The bar chart illustrates data on the percentages of individuals aged 25 to 34 who own their homes and those who rent in the UK from 2004 to 2014.
Overall
, British Linking Words
people
from Use synonyms
age
Correct article usage
the age
groups
25 to 34 Fix the agreement mistake
group
year
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years
old
rather rent than Correct your spelling
would
buying
their own house after 10 Wrong verb form
buy
years
period.
Looking at the Fix the agreement mistake
year
home owners
, most of the Correct your spelling
homeowners
people
in the initial year Use synonyms
preferred
buy a house and it accounted for Add the particle
preferred to
at
just below two-fifths. In 2007, it experienced a decline Change preposition
apply
of
proportion and Change preposition
in
hitting
a lower point at Wrong verb form
hit
a
slightly more than two-fifths in 2011 before hovering for two years. In 2014, Correct article usage
apply
a
slightly more than a third Correct article usage
apply
Use synonyms
people
Change preposition
of people
owning
a house.
Regarding renters, they started at a fifths Wrong verb form
owned
then
steadily Linking Words
rise
to 41% Wrong verb form
rose
Use synonyms
people
renting Change preposition
of people
an
accommodation. In the same year as home Correct article usage
apply
owner
, renters had an unchanging trend in 2011 and 2012 before reaching a peak point at 48%.Fix the agreement mistake
owners
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