The chart below shows the amount spent on six consumer goods in four European countries.
The bar chart illustrates the statistics
of
expenditure on six things in four European nations. The units have measured in thousand pounds sterling (Change preposition
for
TPS
).
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Overall
, apparently, consumers spent a large sum of money on all the given six goods in Britain; Linking Words
however
, it was the least in Germany.
Evidently, Britain spent the biggest amount Linking Words
to purchase
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purchasing
photographic
film, Add an article
the photographic
was
more than 170 Unnecessary verb
apply
TPS
, Use synonyms
whereas
, nighed 155 Linking Words
TPS
was spent on tennis racquets and personal stereos. Use synonyms
Moreover
, France was the Linking Words
second
purchaser of the provided goods, where toys and CDs consumed the same amount nearly 157 Linking Words
TPS
; it was alleviated with approximately 12 Use synonyms
TPS
for tennis racquets.
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On the other hand
, the sold rate of toys was in the first rank in Italy with around 157 Linking Words
TPS
, and it started fluctuating between Use synonyms
other
five products and reached 150 Correct article usage
the other
TPS
for personal stereos. Use synonyms
Lastly
, Germany was the lowest spending country, which bought tennis racquets Linking Words
fir
150 Correct your spelling
for
TPS
, Use synonyms
in contrast
, photographic films and compact disks were sold at the cost of near about 146 Linking Words
TPS
respectively.Use synonyms
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