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The bar chart provides key information about various ways of transport used to travel from work in one European city in three years in 1960,1980 and 2000. The units are measured in percentages.
Overall
, it is clear from the graph
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 1960, the bus was the heights number of people
were
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using the bus to reach their destination.
In addition
, the car had a considerable rate in 2000 roughly 38%,
whereas
 in 1960, the car was the lowest proportion
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at
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 8%.
According to
 what is shown, the
tupe
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tube
 had
a smilier rates
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a smilier rate
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 in all years,
however
 in 1960 was a higher rate
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of
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 28% ,in 2000 around 25% and in 1980, the tiniest portion approximately 21%. For the bus, the rates
were fluctuated
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fluctuated
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between
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for
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 three years. In terms of
train
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trains
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, in 1980, it was the highest
per cent
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percentage
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by
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at
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 28%.
Moreover
, in 2000 and 1960 the
used
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 of the train were the equivalent percentages by 20%.
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task achievement
Ensure data accuracy when describing and comparing figures from the bar chart to avoid misunderstanding.
coherence cohesion
Improve the logical flow between sentences and ideas to enhance overall coherence.
coherence cohesion
Use varied vocabulary and sentence structures to effectively convey comparisons and contrasts between different transportation methods across the years.
task achievement
The essay provides a general overview and attempts to summarize the main trends in the data given.
task achievement
Various rates from the chart were discussed, bringing attention to the changes over the years.

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