The bar chart illustrates how much money the two countries in Europe (France and
The
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the
Uk
) spent on consumer goods(Use the right word
UK
cars
, Use synonyms
computers
, Use synonyms
books
, perfumes and Use synonyms
cameras
), in the year 2010.
Units are measured in pounds sterling.
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Overall
, we can see that the Linking Words
Uk
has consumed more items Use the right word
UK
other
than in France. Correct word choice
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Also
can highlight that the most selling products were Linking Words
cars
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books
and Use synonyms
computers
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while
the least were Linking Words
cameras
and perfume.
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show
, Britain was the nation that bought Replace the word
shown
majority
of the items. Their top three used possessions were Correct article usage
the majority
cameras
with about 360000£, and Use synonyms
cars
and Use synonyms
books
(almost 450000£ and around 40000£ respectively).
As for their lowest owned thing, it appears Use synonyms
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was perfume with around 40000£. Use the right word
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While
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it is clear that
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computers
remained in the middle of the rating for 35000£.
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It is clear that
the French consumed more Linking Words
less
than the British as we stated before. Their highest wanted goods were Correct word choice
or less
computers
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books
and Use synonyms
cars
, Use synonyms
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cars
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with cars
came
at the top with an exact 40000£, Wrong verb form
coming
while
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computers
and Use synonyms
books
came with aboutUse synonyms
(
370000£ and 300000£ respectivelyPunctuation problem
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)
. It seems obvious that perfume and Punctuation problem
apply
cameras
were the least purchased by the French.Use synonyms