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May 21, 2015
Writing Feedback / IELTS Writing Task 1 Simulation: World Population by Region, 1900 and 2000 [6]
Greetings, thank you all so, so much for your feedbacks. Please see the revised version of my first couple paragraph below:
These charts presented below compare the changes of global population in some areas between 1900 and 2000, a 100-year period, measured in percentage. What stands out from the graph reveals that the total world population shows a significant increase over the time period. In any case, the figure of population in Asia dominates a rise in the number of humans in world, although its percentage experiences a downward trend.
Moving to a more detailed analysis, 1900 saw a total of people living in some areas in the world at 1.6 billion. The biggest population in the world in this year was Asia at approximately a third of total proportion. Following this, Europe, which included Russia, ranked second in the total world population with a quarter of total population. Lastly, the other regions (North America, Africa, Latin America and others) came out as the least inhabited ones with about half a fifth of Europe's population.
Greetings, thank you all so, so much for your feedbacks. Please see the revised version of my first couple paragraph below:
These charts presented below compare the changes of global population in some areas between 1900 and 2000, a 100-year period, measured in percentage. What stands out from the graph reveals that the total world population shows a significant increase over the time period. In any case, the figure of population in Asia dominates a rise in the number of humans in world, although its percentage experiences a downward trend.
Moving to a more detailed analysis, 1900 saw a total of people living in some areas in the world at 1.6 billion. The biggest population in the world in this year was Asia at approximately a third of total proportion. Following this, Europe, which included Russia, ranked second in the total world population with a quarter of total population. Lastly, the other regions (North America, Africa, Latin America and others) came out as the least inhabited ones with about half a fifth of Europe's population.