The chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar graph illustrates the total number of
minutes
by telephone calls in the UK, represents
three categories Wrong verb form
representing
such
as local fixed-line
, national and international fixed-line
and mobiles between 1995-2002. The units are measured in billions.
Overall
, national and international fixed-line
and mobiles both of
Change preposition
apply
them
have the same drop in Correct pronoun usage
apply
minutes
at the beginning and a rise at the end
. As for, local fixed-line
have unstable from
all years.
As can be seen from the graph, Change preposition
for
1998
to1999 local Change preposition
from 1998
fixed-line
have
Wrong verb form
had
same
rate of Change the article
the same
minutes
about 90 minutes
. However
, the users local fixed-line
in 1995 around
70 Add a missing verb
was around
minutes
, even
as the years progressed in 2005, they were the same Correct word choice
and even
numbers
at 70 Fix the agreement mistake
number
minutes
. As well as
, in 1995 people who Rephrase
Also
use
national and international Wrong verb form
used
fixed-line
decreased at
nearly 35 Change preposition
by
minutes
. While
,
in 2002 increased Remove the comma
apply
minutes
to 65. Moreover
, in 1995 people unfavorable
use mobiles (all calls) they Change the spelling
unfavourable
was
just 5 Change the verb form
were
minutes
compared in 2002 they went up to 45 minutes
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