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summarize the info about the households in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011

The given bar chart shows the percentage of people living in owned and rented accommodations between 1918 and 2011 in England and Wales. The dark color represents percentage of households living in rented accommodations and the light color represents the households in owned accommodations. In the given time period, we can clearly see the trend that people wanted to live in their own house rather than being in a rented one. There was a steady decrease in percentage of people who lives in rented places after 1918 and it declined very rapidly after 1971 until 2011 when there was a slight uptick. The year 1971 is a very unique year because both the percentage of people living in rented and owned accommodations were equal. The data clearly shows that many wanted to live in their own space but in 2011 that number drops a bit and the rented percentage increases a little, this may be possible because of the 2008 financial crisis that might have led some people to sell their house. If people didn't bounce back from that we might able to see a decrease in number of people living in own house and increase in rented one after the year 2011.
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people
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living
in
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owned
and rented accommodations between 1918 and 2011 in England and Wales. The dark color represents
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percentage
of households
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living
in rented accommodations and the light color represents the households in
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owned
accommodations.

In the
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time period, we can
clearly
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the trend that
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people
wanted to
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live
in their
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own
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house
rather
than being in a rented one. There was a steady decrease in
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percentage
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people
who
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lives
in rented places after
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1918 and
it declined
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very
rapidly
after 1971 until 2011 when there was a slight uptick.

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very unique
year
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both the
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of
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people
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living
in rented and
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owned
accommodations were equal. The data
clearly
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wanted to
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in their
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own
space
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but
in 2011 that number drops a bit and the rented
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percentage
increases a
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little
, this may be possible
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because
of the 2008 financial crisis that might have led
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some
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people
to sell their
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. If
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people
didn't bounce back from that we
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see
a decrease in number of
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people
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living
in
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own
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house
and increase in rented one after the year 2011.
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IELTS academic summarize the info about the households in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011

Academic
  American English
3 paragraphs
203 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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Grammatical Range: 6.0
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Task Achievement: 5.0
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