The bar chart illustrates the
number
of people, divided by gender, who Use synonyms
pursue
full-time and part-time Wrong verb form
pursued
education
in Britain from 1970 to 1990. Use synonyms
Overall
, the Linking Words
number
of men and women who had full-time Use synonyms
education
was notably higher than part-time during the period given.
There were 1000 male Use synonyms
students
who enrolled in full-time Use synonyms
education
in 1970. During the next 20 years, Use synonyms
this
Linking Words
number
had Use synonyms
an
downward trend but it still allocated for more than 800 Change the article
a
students
. Use synonyms
In contrast
, there were only one out of ten male Linking Words
students
who signed up for part-time Use synonyms
education
. It increased slightly to around 180 Use synonyms
students
in 1980 and ended with just above 200 Use synonyms
students
.
The Use synonyms
number
of female Use synonyms
students
studying full-time Use synonyms
had
Wrong verb form
has
a
Correct article usage
apply
gradual increase
over the years. It started with around 750 Replace the word
gradually increased
student
, grew to around 800 Change to a plural noun
students
students
and reached its peak with 1100 Use synonyms
students
. Part-time female Use synonyms
students
Use synonyms
also
had an upward trend. In 1970, less than 100 female Linking Words
students
chose part-time Use synonyms
education
. Use synonyms
This
Linking Words
number
rose for the next two decades allocating Use synonyms
for
around 200 Change preposition
apply
students
in both Use synonyms
period
.Change to a plural noun
periods
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