The charts below show the proportion of expenditure by students, an average, at one university, in 2000 and 2010 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts display the proportion of spending money by students of the same university in two different years. The largest number of their money expenditure

is

Wrong verb form

was

show examples

on food and drinks in both years, the percentage was 29,

whereas

only 4

percent

Change the spelling

per cent

show examples

in 2000 and 8

percent

Change the spelling

per cent

show examples

in 2010 students spent on restaurants and cafes. In 2000 the cost of utility bills was 21

per

Change preposition

apply

show examples

cent

Fix the agreement mistake

cents

show examples

, in 2010 spending on them slightly increased to 27%.

Sport

Change the noun form

Sports

show examples

activities and cultural education

cost

Fix the agreement mistake

costs

show examples

stayed the same in both years, only 17%. The significant difference between the spending on clothing shops was 16% in 2000 and only 5% in 2010. There is a slight percentage increase

of

Change preposition

in

show examples

expenditure on transport in 2010 was 9 per cent, almost the same amount of spending corresponded to only 8 per cent of all expenditure

was

Unnecessary verb

apply

show examples

in 2000. The lowest percentage of expenses in 2000 and 2010 was for vacations and time off. The noticeable tendency of similar proportion was in both pie charts.