The bar chart below shows of expeditures for five major categories in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan in the year 2009.
The bar graph illustrates the percentage of spending in five important sections namely food, housing, transportation,
health
care
, and clothing in four countries in the
2009.
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Overall
it can be seen that food and housing were the significant percentage of spending whereas
, healthcare and clothing were the lowest proportion of expending.
On the one hand, housing was the biggest number
of spent
in all countries and the US was the highest Change the form of the verb
spending
number
of spending around 26% while
, in food
sector was the least preferred approximately 14%. Add an article
the food
In addition
to that Japan almost
the same Add a missing verb
had almost
number of
expenditure in both categories which was between 22%- 23%.
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On the other hand
, the least spent number
were in the
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health
care
and clothing. US was almost 6% in health
care
while
,
in clothing was the least one. Remove the comma
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Also
, United
Kingdom Correct article usage
the United
was
around 5% of spending Verb problem
had
whereas
, in health
care
declined to the
3%.Correct article usage
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