Fix grammar in this sentence: In 2006, roughly twenty-five percents of the Japanese population was over the working age and approximately eighteen percents was under the working age.
In 2006, roughly twenty-five percent of the Japanese population was under the age of twenty-five.
The following is an excerpt from the article:
The number of Japanese people under the age of twenty-five who are working is 25 percent of the total Japanese population.
The article is a summary of the article, and the author is a Japanese journalist.
The article is a summary of the article, and the author is a Japanese journalist.
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25% of the Japanese population was under the age of 25 years old.
The following are the most common errors in the Japanese language:
- The Japanese language is a difficult language to learn.
- The Japanese language is a difficult language to learn.
- The Japanese language is a difficult language to learn.
- The Japanese language is a difficult language to learn.
- The Japanese language is a difficult language to learn.
- The Japanese language is a difficult