The line graph shows the percentages of Australian exports with four countries.
The line graph illustrates the proportion of Australian goods which sold to four countries.
Overall
, China demonstrated gradual growth over the period. Linking Words
On the other hand
, other nations showed fluctuations, but these Linking Words
observed
less Add a missing verb
were observed
at
Japan than Change preposition
in
others
.
India exported 5% in 1990 and it decreased Change preposition
in others
little
in 1995. Correct article usage
a little
Furthermore
, Linking Words
this
fall continued Linking Words
to
2000 and from that year Change preposition
until
indication
of India started increasing until 2010. In 2012, it went down 5% again. Fix the agreement mistake
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of
Japan was approximately 2% in 1990 and increasedChange preposition
in
3
% in 1995 and reached 5% after 5 years. From 2005 to 2012, it went up sharp and was nearly 37%.
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to 3
US
was the most Correct article usage
The US
fluctuated
country between them. In 1995, its score was 12% and Wrong verb form
fluctuating
then
diminishedLinking Words
8
%. Change preposition
to 8
However
, it increased Linking Words
12
% and commenced declining. In 2010, it was 5%Change preposition
by 12
,
and reached 12% two years later. Japan indicated a stable Remove the comma
apply
decreasing
and lost around 10% over the years.Replace the word
decrease
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