Dason
Nov 6, 2021
Writing Feedback / IELTS 1 - The expenditure on consumed goods. The data was collected in France and the UK in 2010 [6]
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Dason
Nov 1, 2021
Writing Feedback / IELTS 1 - The expenditure on consumed goods. The data was collected in France and the UK in 2010 [6]
The expenditure on consumed goods is demonstrated in the chart. The data was collected in France and the UK in 2010.
Overall, the spending on cars was in the UK was of greatest value among all statistics while the opposite was true for the expense in perfume in the UK.
The number of France in cars was 400 thousand pounds while that of the UK was 50 thousand higher. As a computer, the quantities of Franch and the UK stood at about 370 thousand and 350 thousand pounds respectively.
Meanwhile, the volume of cameras in France reached 150 thousand pounds, which was significantly lower than in the UK at 350 thousand pounds. In terms of books, the figure for the UK added up to dramatically over 400 million pounds in comparison with 300 million pounds for that France. As for perfume, the figure for France and UK were calculated at respectively 200 million and 140 million.
Expenditure on Consumer Goods in 2010
The expenditure on consumed goods is demonstrated in the chart. The data was collected in France and the UK in 2010.
Overall, the spending on cars was in the UK was of greatest value among all statistics while the opposite was true for the expense in perfume in the UK.
The number of France in cars was 400 thousand pounds while that of the UK was 50 thousand higher. As a computer, the quantities of Franch and the UK stood at about 370 thousand and 350 thousand pounds respectively.
Meanwhile, the volume of cameras in France reached 150 thousand pounds, which was significantly lower than in the UK at 350 thousand pounds. In terms of books, the figure for the UK added up to dramatically over 400 million pounds in comparison with 300 million pounds for that France. As for perfume, the figure for France and UK were calculated at respectively 200 million and 140 million.
