ieits. Writing patr 1. Moods of transport
The provided graph illustrated the quantities of goods, which were transported by different moods of transport between 1974 and 2002.
As it is observed, the most popular mood of transport for carrying goods at all the times was road. In 1974 about 70 million tonnes were carried by that mood of transport. In 2002 its result was improved - the volume of transported goods increased by around a quarter and reached a figure 95 million tonnes.
The water and rail moods of transport in 1974 were close in their results in quantities of transported goods. But by 2002 quantities of goods transported by water mood of transport increased, but quantities of goods transported by rail mood of transport remained at the same level.
The least popular mood of transport always was pipeline. It is possible to say so because quantities of goods transported by it in1974 were just about 5 million tonnes. After next 40 years in increased volumes of transported goods in more than four time, but they were still less than volumes of goods transported by other moods of transport.
Search from various English teachers...
Corrections · 1
1
ieits. Writing part 1. Modes of transport
The provided graph illustrated the quantities of goods, which were transported by different modes of transport between 1974 and 2002.As it is observed, the most popular mode of transport for carrying goods at all the times was by road. In 1974, about 70 million tonnes were carried by that mode of transport. In 2002 its the numbers went up result was improved - the volume of transported goods increased by around a quarter and reached a figure of 95 million tonnes.
The water and rail modes of transport in 1974 were close to their results in quantities of transported goods. But by 2002, quantities of goods transported by water increased, but quantities of goods transported by rail remained at the same level.
The least popular mode of transport always was by pipeline. It is possible to say so because quantities of goods transported by it in 1974 were just about 5 million tonnes. After the next 40 years, it increased in volumes of transported goods by more than four times, but it was still less than the volumes of goods transported by other modes of transport.
Want to progress faster?
Join this learning community and try out free exercises!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
