The table below shows the changes in some household types in Canada from 1984 to 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The table depicts
a
number of people who live in households in Canada over a 26-year Correct article usage
the
period
from 1984 to 2020. There are two major groups, which are “One person” and “One-Family
”. Correct your spelling
One family
Moreover
, the One-Family group is then
separated into four sub-group
. In general, it is evident, Fix the agreement mistake
sub-groups
the
“Dependent Children” sub-category dominates throughout the Correct word choice
that the
period
, while
the “Lone parent” group is frequently reported having
the Change preposition
as having
least
percentages, except having equal figures in 2014 and 2020 Correct word choice
lowest
to
Change preposition
for
One
person category.
Examining the One person household type, the figure increased progressively from 6% in 1984 to 11% in 2004, before having a constant number for the next 16 years at 12%.
Looking at the One-family households, the No children category experienced significant increases starting from 19% in 1984 until it reached stagnation starting from 2014 to the end of Correct determiner usage
The
period
at 25%. Add an article
the period
Moreover
, there are two other groups that experienced similar trend
with the exact years of stagnation, which are Fix the agreement mistake
trends
Non-dependent
children and Lone parent Correct article usage
the Non-dependent
category
that Fix the agreement mistake
categories
being
constant after Unnecessary verb
apply
reached
9% and 12%, respectively. Wrong verb form
reaching
Furthermore
, the Dependent children group saw a gradual decreased
, starting from 52% at the beginning of the Replace the word
decrease
period
, and ended
with 36% in 2020.Wrong verb form
ending
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