The table below shows expenditures of four car on advertising in the UK in 2002
The given table illustrates the outlay of four different car
companies
on five types of advertising ( press, cinema, outdoor, radio and television) in the UK in the year 2002.
Looking from an overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that all of the companies
spent the highest expenditure on press, and TV, whereas
cinema and outdoor ads
were the least. Additionally
, the expenditure for radio remained the same for those firms.
Regarding TV ads
, Cetirizine was the most popular company spending the highest expenditure on this
advertisement at 70 million
dollars
followed by Vauxhall
, Renault
and Rover
with 65, 59 and 45 million
dollars
respectively. If it were compared to the outlay spending on press only 45 and 38 Million
dollars
for Renault
and Rover
. The expense for Vauxhall
and Cetirizine only had a difference of almost 4 million
dollars
.
Outdoor ads
, on the other hand
, only had been used as much as 7 million
dollars
by Renault
and Vauxhall
companies
for advertising their car. Rover
just
ahead higher than Add a missing verb
is just
Rover
with 3 and 2 million
dollars
. Just Renault
and Vauxhall
used the cinema to
Change preposition
for
ads
their
product with 6 and 5 Change preposition
for their
million
dollars
separately
. Rephrase
respectively
In addition
, all of the companies
spent 15 million
dollars
advertising the car on the radio.Submitted by musa.nuwa on
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Basic structure: Change the fourth paragraph.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words companies, ads, million, dollars, vauxhall, renault, rover with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: Rephrase the word "undefined" in your introduction.
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Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the fourth paragraph.
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