The table illustrates the percentages of boys and
girls
who Use synonyms
represent
the United Kingdom in sports competitions between June 2005 and September 2008.
Wrong verb form
represented
Overall
, when I saw the graph, I noticed that male Linking Words
candidates
were more than female in most of the sports.
Commencing with boys' groups, soccer Use synonyms
game
showed the highest Fix the agreement mistake
games
percentage
of Use synonyms
candidates
, it was approximately 25%, and participants in other games Use synonyms
was
about 18%. Regarding swimming, the Correct subject-verb agreement
were
quantity
of swimmers was about 13%, Change the quantifier
number
Linking Words
furthermore
cricket Add a comma
furthermore,
players
was 11%, and martial arts was 10%. Basketball and tennis demonstrated near values, they were 6%, and 7%, respectively, Use synonyms
while
netball represented the least Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
candidates
, it was near 1%, Use synonyms
Correct word choice
and on
on
athletics games about 4%.
Change preposition
in
On the other hand
, the Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
girls
was variable. The Use synonyms
percentage
of netball Use synonyms
players
hit the peak and it was the highest value among boys and Use synonyms
girls
Use synonyms
candidates
, it has been about 25%, following it, swimmers Use synonyms
was
about 22%. Other sports Change the verb form
were
was
about 10%, tennis Correct subject-verb agreement
were
players
Use synonyms
about
7%, and basketball Add a missing verb
were about
about
6%. Add a missing verb
was about
Additionally
, the Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
girls
who joined soccer and athletics, Use synonyms
they
Correct pronoun usage
apply
was
5%, and 4%, respectively. Artists who Change the verb form
were
make
martial arts exhibited about 3%, Verb problem
do
whereas
cricket Linking Words
players
Use synonyms
was
the least Change the verb form
were
percentage
among competitors, they Use synonyms
was
about 2%.Change the verb form
were
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