Hi Eka.
Please, meet my notes and review them. Hopefully, those can help you. GOOD LUCK :Dmeasured in thousands
in FOR eight different countries
OVERALL, It is clear that the largest number of medical care is used in Japan.
This contrasts to America that spends more money on the health sector.
(I think this relates to the first case. I have not found its logic flow.)
IN ANY CASE, PROPORTIONS BETWEEN HEALTHY EXPENDITURE AND RANGE OF LIFE EXPECTANCY SHOW A REVERSE TREND.
... have been utilized TO COMPLY MEDICAL NEEDS in Japan and
it THOSE become
s the highest
use NEEDS amongST
the other countries presented.
Germany in this term is seen as the second largest country that serves amount of health facilities, with 8 thousand beds used in the hospitals.
(where are its comparisons?. You still play safely. the point of the writing task 1 is bravery to compare the figures.)INTERESTINGLY, THE TABLE DISPLAYS OPPOSITE TREND FOR TWO CIRCUMSTANCES.
The table reveals that The United States of America spends the most expensive health care for each citizen accounted for almost 7 thousand dollars per person, but it only reaches 78 of average life expectancy. ON THE OTHER SIDE, This is slightly lower if it is compared