the charts below show the number of university students in a particular country and how much the government spent on each student between 1984 and 2009 as well as the financial condition of the student's families. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant
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The given charts illustrate the
quantity
of students at university in a particular country and the Change the quantifier
number
government
's spending on
per student between 1984 and 2009.
Change preposition
apply
Overall
, by increasing the number of students at university, government's
spending during Change noun form
government
this
period, with the exception of last
year, has decreased.
In the first year (1984), 150 thousand
students studied in higher educational institutions. In 1989, the index rose sharply to 250 thousand
. But after 5 years this
number dropped to 200 thousand
. In subsequent years, this
figure grew steadily and in 2009 amounted to 400 thousand
.
The government
's spending started with more than 14 thousand
in 1984. In 1989, this
number fell up
to 12,500. After a little rise in 1994, the index fell to Change preposition
apply
his
minimum in 2004 by showing about 11,000. In 2009, Correct pronoun usage
its
government's
spending rose to about 1,000.Correct article usage
the government's
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