The chart below shows the expenditure of two countries on consumer goods in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart displays the
expenditure
of two European countries on five types of consumer goods in 2010. Overall
, cars, books, and cameras became UK's
biggest spending in 2010. Meanwhile, computers and perfume Correct article usage
the UK's
are
Wrong verb form
were
France
highest Change noun form
France's
expenditure
in 2010.
UK
's cars
Change the noun form
car
expenditure
number, which is 450,000 Pound
sterling, is 12.5% higher than France
's. In addition
to that, UK's
books Correct article usage
the UK's
expenditure
is 100,000 Pound
sterling higher than France
with only 300,000 Change noun form
France's
Pound
sterling. It also
happened in Cameras expenditure
with UK
being more than twice higher than Correct article usage
the UK
France
's number.
In contrary
, Correct your spelling
contrast
France
's computers
spending is slightly higher than Change the noun form
computer
Correct article usage
the UK
UK
with Change noun form
UK's
25,000
Correct article usage
a 25,000
Pound
sterling difference. Moreover
, France
's Perfume spendings
is 25% higher than Fix the agreement mistake
spending
UK
's with only less than 150,000 Pound
sterling.Submitted by arsyiiimuhammad061 on
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