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The graph below shows the different modes of transport used to travel to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000. v.5

The graph below shows the different modes of transport used to travel to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000. v. 5
The provided bar graph compares the types of transportation used by commuters in one European city in three different years commencing from 1960. Four transportation types- train, car, tube and bus are compared in the graph and it is evident that in this European city people used buses in early years but started preferring cars and tubes in later years to reach and return from their workplaces. As is observed in the given diagram, the majority of the commuters (about 38%) in this city used buses in 1960. The use of tube comprised over 25% while approximately 19% passengers used trains. Only 6% passengers used cars in this year which was quite fewer than the percentage of other transportation users. After 20 years, the percentages of the train and the car users increased significantly while tube and bus users decreased. In this year (1980), more than 22% users used cars and the percentages of train users exceeded the passengers of bus users. Finally, in the year 2000, the percentages of car users rocketed and reached to bout 37%. The percentages of other transportation users decreased except for the tube that was used by 1 out of four passengers in this year. Interestingly the use of bus decreased to only 15% and that was lower than the commuters of any other transportation type to commute to and from their offices.
The provided bar graph compares the types of
transportation
used
by commuters in one European city in three
different
years commencing from 1960. Four
transportation
types-
train
,
car
,
tube
and bus
are compared
in the graph and it is evident that in this European city
people
used
buses in early years
but
started
preferring
cars
and
tubes
in later years to reach and return from their workplaces.

As
is observed
in the
given
diagram, the majority of the commuters (about 38%) in this city
used
buses in 1960. The
use
of
tube
comprised over 25% while approximately 19%
passengers
used
trains
.
Only
6%
passengers
used
cars
in this
year
which was quite fewer than the
percentage
of other
transportation
users
. After 20 years, the
percentages
of the
train
and the
car
users
increased
significantly
while
tube
and bus
users
decreased. In this
year
(1980), more than 22%
users
used
cars
and the
percentages
of
train
users
exceeded the
passengers
of bus
users
.
Finally
, in the
year
2000, the
percentages
of
car
users
rocketed and reached to bout 37%. The
percentages
of other
transportation
users
decreased
except for
the
tube
that was
used
by 1 out of four
passengers
in this
year
.
Interestingly
the
use
of bus decreased to
only
15% and that was lower than the commuters of any other
transportation
type to commute to and from their offices.
1Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
41Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
0Mistakes

IELTS academic The graph below shows the different modes of transport used to travel to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000. v. 5

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