Three pie charts below shows the changes in annual spending by a particular UK schools in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Summarise the informatin by selecting and reporting the main featrures, and make comparisons where relevant.
the pie
carts
give information about the changes in annual spending by Correct your spelling
charts
a particular UK schools
in 1981,1991 and 2002. Correct the article-noun agreement
particular UK schools
a particular UK school
Overall
, the Teachers' salaries Linking Words
was
the main part Change the verb form
were
their
costs.
In 1981 the Change preposition
of their
Teaches'
salaries which Replace the word
teachers'
was
stood at 40% just under half of the pie chart faced an Unnecessary verb
apply
increas
to 50% in 1991. Correct your spelling
increase
nevertheless
, it stood at 45% in 2001 Linking Words
while
, the Other workers' salaries which Linking Words
approximetly
a Correct your spelling
approximately
quartr
of chart 28% in 1981 Correct your spelling
quarter
recpectively
decreased in 1991 and 2001 to 22% and 15%.
In Correct your spelling
respectively
contenary
, Correct your spelling
contrary
centenary
the
Insurance which was 2% at the beginning Correct article usage
apply
dramaticaly
rose to 8% in 2001. Correct your spelling
dramatically
Moreover
, the resources and the Furniture and equipment costs which were at 15% in 1981 changed in 2001 and stood at 9% and 23%.Linking Words
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