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The diagram illustrates the proportion of water usage for
various aims over the world in six different regions. The data consists of six regions which are North
America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia. The proportion
of the use of water is presented in percentage. The graph has two trends, in
which the pie charts could be categorized as the dominant or not dominant.
According to the research's result, the majority of water used in Africa, South America, and two
areas in Asia which consist of developing
countries, is for agriculture.
In contrast, in developed countries' areas such as North America and Europe,
industrial use dominates the proportion.
Farming in Africa, South America, Central Asia, and South East
Asia is dominating the percentage of water used by 84%, 71%, 88%,
and 81% accordingly. Industrial purpose of water usage come to last in those 4
areas.
However, most of the water distribution in Europe and North
America goes to industrial area, each with 53% and 48% proportion. The least percentage of water usage goes to domestic use by 15% and 13% accordingly.
Correction
Arrangement of the
ideas:
Don’t forget to
explain the variables as in The data consists of six regions which are North America, South
America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia
Don’t forget to
explain the trends as in The
proportion of the use of water is presented in percentage. The graph has two
trends, in which the pie charts could be categorized as the dominant or not
dominant.
Do not include information which are
not presented in the data, be objective. Omit According to the research's result
developing countries
developed countries
Grammar:
There are two most
essential rules when making an English sentence.
First, rule of time
(tense) and the rule of number. Stick to them. Various signifies that the Noun
is likely to be plural, so add ‘s’ inflection after aim.
Do not use present
continuous since we are not quite sure to what extent (in terms of time) does
this data apply. Use simple present instead.
Each – with are:
disambiguation
The word goes to doesn’t
sound right for such inanimate subject, so replace it with “is that of”
-Ross
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