The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the USA spent and received in one year, 2016. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The
given
pie charts demonstrate the Verb problem
apply
whole
money Correct word choice
apply
has been
paid by the USA Verb problem
apply
children’s
Capitalize word
Children’s
charity
in 2016 and compare it with its income.
Capitalize word
Charity
Overall
, by a glance at these data, it is regarded that almost their purchases were equal to their revenue; also
, they have made a minor profit.
Regarding their monetary source, Correct article usage
a dominate
dominate
part of their money has been earned by donating food, nearly three-quarters of Replace the word
dominant
entire
. In comparison, the least fraction was owned by the government and investments Correct article usage
the entire
which
were exactly the same; less than one Correct pronoun usage
apply
percent
. Change the spelling
per cent
Furthermore
, the role of program revenue was negligiable
Correct your spelling
negligible
due to
it was
approximately 2%.
Back to the expenditure chart , their money has been spent only on three main purposes including program services, fundraising, management and general. In more detail, the most paying out was on the program services Wrong verb form
being
that
were roughly 96%. Correct pronoun usage
which
Also
, fundraising was in
the second priority with a tiny difference in Change preposition
apply
copamrison
with general spending.Correct your spelling
comparison
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