The chart illustrates the amount of
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household
based on their annual income in 2007, 2011, and 2015 in the US. Fix the agreement mistake
households
Overall
, every four years, the pattern of the first four income categories Linking Words
were
similar, meanwhile the highest Correct subject-verb agreement
was
category
was fluctuating.
In 2007, almost 30 Use synonyms
million
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household
has more than 100,000 annual wage, and Fix the agreement mistake
households
was
the highest number out of all Correct pronoun usage
this was
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category
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categories
,
Punctuation problem
. Subsequently
subsequently
, Linking Words
this
Linking Words
category
slightly decreased in 2011, Use synonyms
then
increased significantly in 2011, with over Linking Words
than
32 Change preposition
apply
million
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household
. Fix the agreement mistake
households
Furthermore
, it can be clearly seen that the Linking Words
second highest
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second-highest
category
was the lowest in every year. Only less than 15 Use synonyms
million
households were in Use synonyms
this
Linking Words
category
in 2007 and 2011, and the highest was Use synonyms
on
2015.
Interestingly, the 50,000-74,999 Change preposition
in
category
has the exact same number of Use synonyms
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household
throughout the period, around 20 Fix the agreement mistake
households
million
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household
. The first and second lowest Fix the agreement mistake
households
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category
showed a slight difference in each year Fix the agreement mistake
categories
and
both categories reached Punctuation problem
, and
its
peak in 2011.
In conclusion, each Fix the agreement mistake
their
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category's
has Check wording
category
fluctuating
Correct article usage
a fluctuating
amount
of households throughout the period, except the middle Check wording
number
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category
Punctuation problem
category,
that
Correct pronoun usage
which
tend
to be stagnant.Correct subject-verb agreement
tends