The graph shows the average house price in three countries (A,
B
, and Use synonyms
C
) from 1997 to 2014. Use synonyms
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
house Linking Words
prices
in Use synonyms
Country
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B
were the highest throughout the period, Use synonyms
while
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Country
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C
had the lowest. There was Use synonyms
also
a significant fluctuation in Linking Words
Country
A’s Use synonyms
prices
, especially in the mid-2000s.
At the start of the period in 1997, the average price of houses in Use synonyms
Country
Use synonyms
B
was about $250,000, which was much higher than Use synonyms
Country
A and Use synonyms
C
, both of which were below $100,000. Over the years, the price in Use synonyms
Country
Use synonyms
B
steadily increased, peaking at approximately $700,000 in 2008 before Use synonyms
leveling
off slightly in the final years.
Change the spelling
levelling
Country
A, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, experienced a more unstable trend. It started low at around $100,000 in 1997, climbed sharply to nearly $300,000 by 2005, Linking Words
then
dropped back to $250,000 around 2009. Linking Words
However
, by the end of the period, Linking Words
prices
in Use synonyms
Country
A reached about $350,000.
Meanwhile, Use synonyms
Country
Use synonyms
C
remained relatively steady, with only a gradual increase from $50,000 to about $150,000 over the 17 years. It had the least fluctuation compared to the other two countries.
Use synonyms
Country
Use synonyms
B
had the highest Use synonyms
prices
, Use synonyms
while
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Country
Use synonyms
C
was Use synonyms
lowest
and Correct article usage
the lowest
stable
. Correct quantifier usage
most stable
Country
A showed the most noticeable volatility in Use synonyms
prices
.Use synonyms
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