The bar graph exhibits the amount of money that was spent both in France and in the United Kingdom during 2010 on five common items
:
Cars, Computers, Books, Perfume and Cameras. Units are measured in Punctuation problem
:
pounds
sterling.
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Overall
, the category in which the Linking Words
most
amount of money was spent was automobiles.
The country Correct word choice
largest
who
disbursed the most on it was the United KingdomCorrect pronoun usage
that
;
reaching 450,000 Punctuation problem
,
pounds
. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the least expenditure registered in both Linking Words
countries
was perfume, with France marginally reaching over 150,000.
As for computers, both Use synonyms
countries
had pretty similar spending, remaining stable between 350,000 and 400,000.
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Conversely
, the expenditure on cameras was the biggest discrepancy in the graph between the two Linking Words
countries
. Use synonyms
While
England registered 150,000 Linking Words
pounds
spent, in France, the total exceeded 350,000 Use synonyms
pounds
.
Regarding the book columns, they highlight a difference between the two Use synonyms
countries
. The Use synonyms
iberian
country spent 350,000 on books Fix capitalization
Iberian
while
Britain Linking Words
hit
over 400,000. Verb problem
spent
However
, Linking Words
this
contrast is much smaller than the one in the camera category.
In summary, the country with the highest outlay was Britain Linking Words
and
the consumer goods where Punctuation problem
, and
most
money was spent between the two Correct article usage
the most
countries
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was
cars.Correct subject-verb agreement
were