MisterWandering
Mar 13, 2014
Writing Feedback / IELTS - Crime in UK; percentage of criminality of British people in different age/gender [11]
No, I mean you should decide which tense should be used in your essay.
Let's have a look at your paragraphs:
No years are given in both charts but you used simple present tense in the first sentence and the simple past tense in the second one.
Again, you used two different tenses to describe the chart in this paragraph. When it comes to a chart without any years given, you could use either simple past or simple present tense but using both of them is not a good idea.
No, I mean you should decide which tense should be used in your essay.
Let's have a look at your paragraphs:
It is clear that the largest percentage of crimes is committed by males aged 20. We can also see that prison inmate was considerably higher in men than in women.
No years are given in both charts but you used simple present tense in the first sentence and the simple past tense in the second one.
Interestingly, just around 2% of offences are committed by males aged 10 and retirement age, compared to 0 % of criminals by females similar with age of males. The percentage of convictions experienced a rapid increase and reached a peak of 16% for men and approximately 5% for women among 20-year-olds. However, from 20 year olds to 80, the percentage of perpetration declines immediately.
Again, you used two different tenses to describe the chart in this paragraph. When it comes to a chart without any years given, you could use either simple past or simple present tense but using both of them is not a good idea.