The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year.
The following bar chart represents an estimated
percentages
of global illiteracy rates in two different aspects: region and gender, in Correct the article-noun agreement
percentage
previous
year.
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Overall
, it can be clearly observed that developed countries allocated the fewest number of those who Linking Words
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fewest
rate of illiteracy with less than 2%. Correct word choice
lowest
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Caribbean
zone reported Correct article usage
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with
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were
almost tripled within a range of 30-60%.
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such
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genders about 1-2%, others represent a much wider gap up to 10-20%, especially in South Asia in which illiterate women outnumbered their counterparts and others at 55%.Correct article usage
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