The graph below shows the differences in wheat exports over three different areas. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below
The line graph presents
wheat
exports
between 1985-1990 in three different countries
.
Overall
, the wheat
exports
in Canada and European countries
went up, whereas
the exports
in Australia fell over time.
As a graph shows, Australia’s wheat
was 15 in 1985 then
the figure increased to approximately 16.Then
, Australia’s wheat
exports
plummet slowly until 1990 to 11 million
tons
. Regarding
Canada’s Change preposition
apply
wheat
export in 1985 was around 19, but it dropped to 17 million
tons
in 1986.Then
, exports
number increased sharply to 25 million
tons
in 1988.Then
, the figure went down quickly to approximately 14 million
tons
in 1989 and in 1990 increased to 19 million
tons
. By contrast
, the wheat
exports
in European countries
were around 15 and 20 million
tons
in 1985, then
in 1896 the number decreased to 14 million
and in 1897 went up slowly to 15 million
. Then
, in 1898 the figure did not change, but the number of wheat
exports
in European countries
increased steadily until 1990 to 21 million
tons
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