The table below compares the proportion of different household types in North America from 1970 and 2003.
Looking
from
Change preposition
at
an
Correct article usage
the
overall
structure, it is readily apparent that there is a noticeable increase in family Linking Words
households
and non-family Use synonyms
households
with single and room sharing Use synonyms
except
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, except
the
married couple Change preposition
for the
which
showed Punctuation problem
, which
significant
decrease.
In 1970, married couples were the 61% of Correct article usage
a significant
the
majority but Correct article usage
apply
this
notably dropped to 41% in 2003. Family Linking Words
households
with father+kid slightly rose from 9% in 1970 to 10% in 2003 Use synonyms
which
is similar to mother+kid. The other Punctuation problem
, which
member
share was 13% in 1970 Check wording
member's
and
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, and
at the end
of the Linking Words
period
it became 11%.
Add a comma
period,
By contrast
, non-family Linking Words
households
grew substantially. The proportion of people living alone tripled from 4% in 1970 to 13% in 2003. Use synonyms
Similarly
, room-sharing Linking Words
households
saw a sharp rise from 3% to 11% over the same period.Use synonyms