The two present diagrams demonstrate how much money people spend on their everyday habits in 2001 and 1971. Categories include different goods: cars and petrol, food, books, computers, furniture and going to restaurants.
Overall
, by 2001 expenses for technical devices have significantly increased, Linking Words
while
costs for products have dramatically fallen. At the same time, people have begun to spend more money on eating out.
In detail, if we look at the 1971 chart, it is obvious that an average person could not afford expensive expenses. Almost half of the spending in Linking Words
this
year was ranked by food. Less important purchases were cars and petrol which made up 22% and 10% of Linking Words
a
spending budget respectively.
Correct article usage
the
By contrast
, in 2001 Linking Words
the
most of Correct article usage
apply
charges
were spent on cars, Correct article usage
the charges
instead
of food in 1971. Linking Words
Moreover
, eating at home and eating out ranked the equality position in the budget of people accounting for 14% of the annual spending. Linking Words
In addition
, expenses for computers grew by almost 5 times more, Linking Words
while
for books decreased Linking Words
around
5 times.Change preposition
by around
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