The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the mainfeatures, and make comparisons where relevant.
The table displays
the
information about how people Correct article usage
apply
spend
their money on different objects in five different countries in 2002.
Wrong verb form
spent
Overall
, the most money was spent on nutritions
and the less - on leisure/education in all countries.
Starting with food/Fix the agreement mistake
nutrition
drins
/tobacco, the leader in Correct your spelling
drinks
this
category was Turkey with the index, showing 32,14%. Next,
comes Ireland with 28,91%, Spain with 18,80%, Italy with 16,36% and the last
one is Sweden with 15,77% of all consumer expenditure. To continue with clothing/footwear, Italians spent 9% of their spending to
clothing, which was the highest rank. In Turkey, Spain and Ireland the indicators are close to each other showing 6,63%, 6,51% and 6,43% respectively. Again Sweden had the Change preposition
on
least
spending with 5,40%. Correct word choice
lowest
On leisure
and education were focused Change preposition
Leisure
Turkish
people, whose expenses amounted to 4.35%. The Swedish and Italian indices differ by only 0.02%, amounting to 3.20% and 3.22%. In Ireland and Spain, people spent only 2,21% and 1,98% of their money on leisure/education respectively.Change preposition
on Turkish
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