The pie charts provide information about percentage of purchase in British schools in 1981 , 1991 and 2001.
The pie charts show information regarding the proportions of procurement in
Brittish
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British
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school
from 1981 to 1991. Fix the agreement mistake
schools
Overall
, it is noticeable that most Linking Words
aspect
need that decline significantly Change to a plural noun
aspects
is
furniture and equipment.
In 1981, the most Correct subject-verb agreement
are
school
requirement that spend Use synonyms
the
Correct article usage
apply
school
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fund is
Verb problem
apply
Teacher'
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Teachers'
salaries
at 40%. Use synonyms
Then
ten years later, the number of Linking Words
teacher
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teachers
salaries
increased gradually becomes 50%. Other top numbers Use synonyms
was
other workers' Change the verb form
were
salaries
. Use synonyms
Linking Words
However
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However,
Linking Words
this
job Correct determiner usage
these
salaries
fell suddenly Use synonyms
into
22%. After that, resources for education like books rose smoothly for ten years. Change preposition
to
In contrast
, the Linking Words
less
change Correct your spelling
lowest
of
Change preposition
in
school
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shoping
is insurance which only transitioned from 2% to 3%.Correct your spelling
shopping
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