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    The bar chart compares the proportion of families who owned or rented accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. It shows that over this period, the percentage of homeowners increased steadily while the percentage of renters decreased, with the two figures always being inversely proportional. In 1918, over 75% of families rented but this dropped sharply to nearly 70% by 1939 and continued declining, falling below 50% in 1971 when homeownership rates surpassed rental rates and increased further to 60% by 1981.

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    The bar chart compares the proportion of families who owned or rented accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. It shows that over this period, the percentage of homeowners increased steadily while the percentage of renters decreased, with the two figures always being inversely proportional. In 1918, over 75% of families rented but this dropped sharply to nearly 70% by 1939 and continued declining, falling below 50% in 1971 when homeownership rates surpassed rental rates and increased further to 60% by 1981.

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    Đ C Huy 108 WT1 Bar Chart - Accomodation Version 1

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    Huy Nguyễn Đức
    The bar chart compares the proportion of families who owned or rented accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. It shows that over this period, the percentage of homeowners increased steadily while the percentage of renters decreased, with the two figures always being inversely proportional. In 1918, over 75% of families rented but this dropped sharply to nearly 70% by 1939 and continued declining, falling below 50% in 1971 when homeownership rates surpassed rental rates and increased further to 60% by 1981.

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    WRITING TASK 1: BAR CHART

    The bar chart compares the proportion of families who owned or rented
    accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011.
    It is clear from the graph that the percentage of homeowners was inversely
    proportional to the figure for renters. Over the period, the rates of home
    ownership increased steadily.
    In 1918, home renters accounted for over 75%, which tripled that of families
    living in owned accommodation. This number dropped sharply to nearly 70% in
    1939. Between 1939 and 1953, house ownership stayed unchanged. After a
    dramatical decline in the percentages of house renters, it the percentage of house
    renters fell to just 50% in 1971.
    From 1971, the percentages of households owning their accommodation
    surpassed the figure for renters, and standing at 60% in 1981. From 1971 to 1991,
    there was a decrease in the proportion of households who lived in rented
    accommodation, from 50% dropped to about 30%, then this figure remained
    steady till 2001. There was a small rise of 5% in the percentage of house renters in
    the last decade of the period. Thế còn xu hướng của househ
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