The given bar graph illustrates
percentage
of UK residents Correct article usage
the percentage
that
participated in sports and leisure activities in three different years( 1995, 2000, 2005). The unit Correct pronoun usage
who
for
measurement is expressed in terms of percentage.
Change preposition
of
Overall
, a glance at the bar chart suggests Linking Words
evidently
that the UK demographics were most interested in football, Rephrase
apply
whereas
their least Linking Words
favorite
activity was golf throughout all the years.
Use the right word
favourite
To begin
with, in the Linking Words
year
2005, football was quite popular Use synonyms
with
a percentage of about 45. Swimming and rugby stood at the same level of about 28%. NearlyPunctuation problem
, with
,
23% and 22% of people opted for snooker and tennis Punctuation problem
apply
respectively
. Punctuation problem
, respectively
Whereas
, the least popular sport was golf Linking Words
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, that
that
stayed at 16%.
Correct pronoun usage
which
Subsequently
, the following years in 2000 and 1995 executed a similar trendLinking Words
, approximately
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was observed, approximately
,
42% and 41% of the citizens opted Punctuation problem
apply
football
, Change preposition
for football
simultaneously
. Rephrase
respectively
Although
Linking Words
,
swimming remained quite popular with 28% in 2000, it dramatically dipped in the Punctuation problem
apply
year
1995 Use synonyms
at
22%. 24% people played rugby in the Change preposition
to
year
1995, Use synonyms
while
about 18% in Linking Words
the
2000.
It is observed thatCorrect article usage
apply
,
30% people preferred snooker in the Punctuation problem
apply
year
1995, Use synonyms
whereas
Linking Words
,
21% in 2000.
Meanwhile, when it came to tennis, about 28% and 22% opted in 2000 and 1995, Punctuation problem
apply
Linking Words
Rephrase
respectively
accordingly
as opposed to golf, which Punctuation problem
accordingly,
remaned
the least Correct your spelling
remained
favorite
, 18% and 15% preferred in 2000 and 1995, respectivelyUse the right word
favourite