The table below shows the proportion of income spent on 4 common items in the UK in 1998.
The given table represents the proportion of
money
spent on 4 common items by adults and children in the UK in 1998.
Overall
, while
women spent the highest amount
of money
on food
, their expenditure on video
category was the lowest one. Correct article usage
the video
On
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In
music
Correct article usage
the music
category
the highest expenditure was represented by both Add a comma
,category
boys
and girls.
Spending 39% of income on food
women surpassed all other age groups. However
, the amount
of money
spent by men and women on electronic equipment
and videos
was the highest with1
% and 0,5% respectively. On average, 112% was spent by men on Correct your spelling
with 1
food
and electronic equipment
, while
their spendings
on Fix the agreement mistake
spending
music
and videos
accounted for 7% in total. Adults spent the same amount
of money
on electronic equipment
and music
, this
amount
of money
was 5 times higher compared to the proportion of income they spent on videos
, which was 1%.
By contrast
, children, boys
, and girls spent almost the same on food
with 1
% difference between each. The category in which children, Correct article usage
a 1
boys
, and girls dominated was the
Correct article usage
apply
music
with theirs 39
%, 38%, Change preposition
at 39
40
% respectively. Correct word choice
and 40
In addition
, boys
spent 18% equally on electronic equipment
and videos
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