The graph below shows the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph illustrates
the
information about the Correct article usage
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Europen
country and the use of Correct your spelling
European
meat
between the Use synonyms
year
1979 and 2004 in it. It Fix the agreement mistake
years
also
shows various forms of Linking Words
meat
like fish, lamb, beef and chicken, Use synonyms
along with
their consumption in grams per person in a week.
As far as Linking Words
the
fish and lamb Correct article usage
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is
concerned, it has been noticed that in 1979 more Correct subject-verb agreement
are
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then
50 grams of Replace the word
than
fishes
were eaten by individuals in a week. Later from 1984 to 2004 a slow decline was noticed which reached Fix the agreement mistake
fish
to
50 grams. Change preposition
apply
However
, Linking Words
consuming
of Replace the word
the consumption
lamb's
Change noun form
lamb
meat
was Use synonyms
highest
in 1979, which was around 150 Correct article usage
the highest
g
per person but soon there was a drop in its consumption which reached Use synonyms
to
less Change preposition
apply
Linking Words
then
100g.
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than
Furthermore
, interest in beef was Linking Words
also
at its peak, which was more than 200g in 1997. But because of its fall off below 150 Linking Words
g
,Use synonyms
made
it less popular between 1984 to 2004. Verb problem
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Therefore
, Linking Words
the
chicken consumption was low in 1979 but more and more interest towards Correct article usage
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chicken's
Change noun form
chicken
meat
was found in the Use synonyms
Europen
country in the later years, in which it climbed up to 250g in a week in 2004.Correct your spelling
European
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