将下面我给你的这篇文章在不改变原意和结构的基础上改变语序给我一篇新的文章The table gives a breakdown of the different types of family who were living in poverty in Australia in 1999On average 11 of all households comprising almost two mi

In Australia in 1999, almost two million people, comprising 11% of all households, were living in poverty, as indicated by the table. However, a higher proportion of poor people were found in households with only one parent or a single adult, with 21% and 19% respectively. In contrast, couples were generally better off, with poverty levels of 7% for those without children and 12% for those with children. It is worth noting that a higher percentage of households with children were in poverty than the average.

Elderly people were less likely to be poor, with elderly couples having a poverty level of only 4% compared to 6% for single elderly people. In conclusion, the table suggests that households with single adults and those with children were more likely to be living in poverty than couples.