The table below illustrates the proportion of monthly household income five European countries spend on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment.
The given table compares the expenses
on
food and beverage, Change preposition
for
accomodation
, clothing and recreational activities of 5 countries in Europe.
Correct your spelling
accommodation
Overall
, it can be seen that French, German and British mostly pay for habitation, whereas
apparel is not their preference. Additionally
, all the countries mainly expend
on food and drink.
When it comes to Verb problem
spend
eating
category, Turkey and Spain have the biggest consumption with their figure at 36% and 31%, respectively. Meanwhile, Add an article
an eating
the eating
Frace
, Germany and Correct your spelling
France
UK
are around 25%. Notably, the Correct article usage
the UK
Birtish
spend a large amount of money in terms of housing as its proportion doubles that of Spain, presenting 18%, Correct your spelling
British
while
their French, German as well as
Turkish counterparts range from 20% to around 30%.
Regarding the
clothing, which has the least spending from Correct article usage
apply
the
France and Spanish and being recorded at 7% and 8% in that order, Correct article usage
apply
otherwise
the figures for the Add a comma
otherwise,
German
, the British and the Turkish are above 10%. Fix the agreement mistake
Germans
Furthermore
, the pattern of entertainment's
payment is different with Germany's being at the top at 19% and Turkey's being at the bottom at 10%.Change noun form
entertainment
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