The bar graph illustrates the results of a survey on happiness rating for married and unmarried people in the United States, and the effect of
children
on the Use synonyms
overall
rating og married couples, including different ages in percentage.
From the statistics, we can clearly see that Linking Words
community
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communities
who
are married are happier than singles. The rate of happiness in the youngest couples who are between 18 to 29 is higher than the others, but in a slightly differentCorrect pronoun usage
that
.
Check wording
way.
Also
, the percentage is an increase in the Linking Words
elderies
who are 85 and over. Correct your spelling
elderly
In contrast
, the unmarried who are the youngest have the lowest Linking Words
per cent
of joyfulness. The married couples who have Use the right word
percentage
children
are glad, but just who have under 18 kids are better, reaching 44%. Use synonyms
Moreover
, the families who have Linking Words
children
over 18 are less pleased, but Use synonyms
in
a slight decrease Change preposition
by
by
3%. Change preposition
of
Also
, people who don't have Linking Words
children
are fine with 43 per Use synonyms
cnt
.
In conclusion, the trend generally demonstrates that people who are married and have kids are happier than Correct your spelling
cent
the
others, and just the Correct article usage
apply
elderiest
singles who are 85 and over are glad that they are singles.Correct your spelling
elderly