Task one the two pie charts show the patron of expenditure in US between 1966-1996. Summarise the information by selecting the reporting and main feature and making comparisons where relevant
The charts illustrate the amount of money that US people spend from 1966 to 1996.
Overall
, in 1966 humans used money mostly for essential needs and after 30 years, humans spend
almost half of their budget Wrong verb form
spent
to
Change preposition
on
vicicles
and only Correct your spelling
vesicles
bicycles
small
minority Correct article usage
a small
to
food .
Turning to the details, in 1966 the leading position got food type, 44 Change preposition
on
percents
respectively. Fix the agreement mistake
percent
Then
, adults paid to cars, nearly a third of salary
. Other types of Correct pronoun usage
their salary
spendings
Fix the agreement mistake
spending
totally
got 35% of Replace the word
total
whole
sum. In Change the article
the whole
compare
, most adults used only 1% of Replace the word
comparison
wages
Correct pronoun usage
their wages
to
technologies like computers,but in 1996 Change preposition
for
this
number increased to 10%.
In the second pie chart, more than half of expenditure
Correct article usage
the expenditure
used
for automobiles .In Add a missing verb
is used
the
second place Correct article usage
apply
it
was Correct pronoun usage
apply
meat
category with 14 % for both types Correct article usage
the meat
such
as homemade food and restorans
. Correct your spelling
restaurants
restorations
restaurant
Then
, 10% of wages people took to petrol category.Submitted by olqa.zvereva01 on
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