The graphs give information about how much money the British people spent on fast food weekly and the uses of hamburgers, pizza and fish and chips over a period of 20 years.
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the high and average income groups are Linking Words
exppenditure
on hamburgersCorrect your spelling
expenditure
expenditures
most
, Correct quantifier usage
apply
while
the Linking Words
low income
people spent more on fish and chips. Add a hyphen
low-income
However
, burgers and pizza have Linking Words
been
significantly increased over that time.
Unnecessary verb
apply
According to
the bar graph, high and middle-income classes spend on hamburgers around 42, and 34 Linking Words
pence
/Use synonyms
person
, respectively, Change preposition
per person
whereas
the low economic level Linking Words
spend
less Change the verb form
spends
than15
Correct your spelling
than 15
pence
on the same type of junk food. For fish and chips, the Use synonyms
mid-classe
of income expend more than other groups ( 25 Correct your spelling
mid-class
mid-classes
pence
per person), Use synonyms
in contrast
, the rich and poor people Linking Words
spending
almost the same about 19 Wrong verb form
spent
pence
. As for the Use synonyms
last
type of fast food (pizza)Linking Words
remysaleh150