The bar chart illustrates the expenditure of two countries,
France
and the UK, on consumer goods in 2010, measured in pounds sterling. The categories include cars, Use synonyms
computers
, books, Use synonyms
perfume
and cameras.
Use synonyms
Overall
, The United Kingdom Linking Words
spend
more than Wrong verb form
spent
France
on consumer goods, except for Use synonyms
computers
and Use synonyms
perfume
. The highest expenditure for both countries was on cars, Use synonyms
while
the lowest was on Linking Words
perfume
.
Notably, The UK Use synonyms
spend
approximately £450,000 on cars, which was slightly higher than Wrong verb form
spent
France
’s 400,000 pounds sterling. An upward trend was on Use synonyms
Add an article
the book
a book
book
in the UK almost £400,000, Fix the agreement mistake
books
while
Linking Words
France
Use synonyms
spends
just 300,000 pounds. Wrong verb form
spent
However
, Linking Words
France
allocated more funds Use synonyms
on
Change preposition
to
computers
, cameras and Use synonyms
computers
a little bit Use synonyms
Linking Words
similarly
Change the word
similar
with
each other in two countries. Change preposition
to
On the other hand
, the UK’s spending on cameras Linking Words
nearly
double that of Add a missing verb
is nearly
France
, reaching £350,000 compared to Use synonyms
France
’s £150,000. For Use synonyms
perfume
, Use synonyms
France
spent around £200,000, which was significantly higher than Use synonyms
UK’s
expenditure of almost £150,000.Correct article usage
the UK’s
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