Task 1 writing
The percentage of school aged boys in two different age groups who participated in 5 different sports in the UK in 2010.
sports | boys 6-11 | boys 12-16 |
| football | 87 | 78 |
| basketball | 35 | 25 |
| cricket | 45 | 34 |
| rugby | 23 | 21 |
| swimming | 19 | 19 |
The bar chart shows the proportion of school aged boys in two age groups who took part in 5 different sports in the UK in 2010.
If we look at the chart as a whole, it is vividly that football and cricket were the most favorite sport of youngster at school .In contrast, rugby and swimming were less preferred by boys in both age groups.
The percentage of boys aged 6-11 years old played soccer in UK was highest ,at approximately 87% in 2010.By contrast ,the lower participating sports rates of youngster were recorded for criket ,at about 45% and basketball ,at nearly 35%. Around 23% boys chose to play rugby ,while only 19% wanted to take part in swimming at school.
Footble and cricket were less preferred by boys between 12-16. In addition ,the percentage of children played these sports were about 78% and 25%.The proportion of boys aged 12-16 participated in bastketball ,rugby and swimming were lower, at 25%, 21% and 19%, respectively.
Top answer
There are many spacing errors. You have problems with singular versus plural nouns. And you need to study relative clauses.
- There are many spacing errors.
- You have problems with singular versus plural nouns.
- And you need to study relative clauses.
- The bar chart shows the proportion of schoo l a ged boys in two age groups who took part in 5 different sports in the UK in 2010.
- I n contrast, rugby and swimming were less preferred by boys in both age groups.
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There are many spacing errors. You have problems with singular versus plural nouns. And you need to study relative clauses.
The bar chart shows the proportion of school aged boys in two age groups who took part in 5 different sports in the UK in 2010.
If we look at the chart as a whole, it is
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