The pie charts below display what 
did 
people Verb problem
apply
purchase
 the most in 1971 and 2001 in Wrong verb form
purchased
UK
.
  As we can see, in 1971, Great Britain citizens spent about half of their money on food. Slightly above one-fifth of their budget was used for cars and exactly one-tenth of their cash was spent Correct article usage
the UK
for
 petrol for these cars. Furniture, restaurants and books represented close results, with 9, 7 and 6 Change preposition
on
percents
. Fix the agreement mistake
percent
However
, computers struggled at that time with only 2 Linking Words
percents
 but it makes sense. Cause, computers were not as functional as today's gadgets.
  The second pie chart Fix the agreement mistake
percent
illustarates
 a lot more different results. Correct your spelling
illustrates
Firstly
, British people spent most of their money on cars back Linking Words
then
, Linking Words
while
 food and Linking Words
restaurant
 showed the same percentage of 14. And here we see, that Fix the agreement mistake
restaurants
Correct article usage
the computers
computers
 industry Change the noun form
computer
made
 Verb problem
has
an 
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apply
increase
 in its popularity, getting to 12 Replace the word
increased
percent
. Furniture and petrol Change the spelling
per cent
also
 showed the same outcome, being 8%. And books fell down way too much, down to 1 Linking Words
percent
.
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per cent
Overall
, British folk spent money very wisely. Everything on these charts Linking Words
are
 very important and they tend to be careful with their cash, which is a big positive point.
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is