The table illustrates data regarding the
world
populationUse synonyms
,
and how much each continent constitutes.
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apply
Overall
, Asians are the largest group of people Linking Words
within
the Change preposition
in
world
, followed by Africans in most Use synonyms
of
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apply
the
years.
Looking at the table with more focus, it showed that the Correct article usage
apply
world
population reached 2.5 billion in 1950, with 56% percentage of them Use synonyms
are
Asian. Wrong verb form
being
Additionally
, 22% are European, and 9% of the total are African. Linking Words
However
, that changed slightly in 2000, as the Linking Words
world
population jumped to 6 billion. Asian's proportion rose to 60%, Use synonyms
similarly
, Africans Linking Words
as
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apply
they
reached 13%. But Correct pronoun usage
apply
European
number declined dramatically to 12%. In the future, the total number of people is Correct article usage
the European
excepted
to reach 9 billion with many. Verb problem
expected
Asian
will keep the title of the largest group with 59% of the total, Replace the word
Asians
correspondingly
to Replace the word
corresponding
African
as they Fix the agreement mistake
Africans
estimated
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are estimated
noteably
to consist Rephrase
apply
20%of
the Change preposition
of 20%of
world
. Use synonyms
Whereas
Linking Words
,
Europeans will fall with only 7%.
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apply
Nonetheless
, other groups as Latin Americans are accounted for 6% in 1950, as that number Linking Words
rise
Wrong verb form
rose
for
one percentage Change preposition
by
in
2000, and it will remain identical in 2050. Check wording
point in
Likewise
, North Americans reached 7% in 1950; Linking Words
then
it dropped to 5% in 2000, and it was expected to drop even Linking Words
further
to 4%. Oceania residents Linking Words
Linking Words
on
the other hand , were only under 1% in 1950, and 1% in 2000 and predicted to Punctuation problem
, on
unchanged
in 2050.Verb problem
remain unchanged