The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.
This
given
bar chart illustrates the competition between seven types of factories which are utilized for ground or public water supply in a region. Verb problem
apply
Furthermore
, this
chart shows the highest level of competition between the lowest one
.
Correct pronoun usage
ones
Overall
, there are seven categories which are fuel,foods,drinks,machinery,metal,chemicals
,paper and textiles. Also
, in this
section
we have the highest amount of Add a comma
section,
chemicals
when the machine is the lowest one.
Chemicals
have more measurement in the ground water classification than the other category with 430 cubic meters, but the lowest level in this
type of system is machinery which was only 10 meters.Also
, in public supply systems
the most useful equipment is Add a comma
systems,
chemicals
Rephrase
apply
also
, but the unused things were textile
and fuel with 10 cubic meters.
Fix the agreement mistake
textiles
Although
, other things like Correct word choice
However
foods
,drinks,metal and paper were in the middle range in Fix the agreement mistake
food
this
case, hence
, in this
shown picture we can see the difference between this
type of utilization on the ground and water also
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