[Task 1] Please, can someone check grammatics/vocabulary
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 11:54 pm
I do not need content checking, but I would apreciate a grammar and vocabulary check. Thanks!
The table compares the expenses of five different country's citizenry in 2002 in three product categories: Foods/Drinks/Tobacco, Clothing/Footwear and Leisure/Educational. Data is given in percents. Overall, major fractions of expenditure were destined to food, drinks and tobacco, independently of consumer's nationality.
The most important percentages of expenditure were placed in Food/Drinks/Tobacco in every country. Among them, Turkey and Ireland cope the highest expenses with 32,14% and 28,91%, respectively. In addition, slightly spending differences existed between Spain, Italy and Sweden, that shared percents around 17%.
In contrast, neither Clothing/Footwear nor Leisure/Education categories had percentages higher than 10%. Specifically, Italian consumers placed a 9% of their expenses to clothing and footwear, while people of the other four countries destined roughly a 6% to the same products. With regard to the last category, Turkey's people spent a 4,35% of their total outcome in leisure and educational necessities, whilst Ireland, Italy and Sweden populations expended about a 3%. Spain's expenditure percentage in Leisure/Education was the lowest among all the countries, with a minute 1,98%.
The table compares the expenses of five different country's citizenry in 2002 in three product categories: Foods/Drinks/Tobacco, Clothing/Footwear and Leisure/Educational. Data is given in percents. Overall, major fractions of expenditure were destined to food, drinks and tobacco, independently of consumer's nationality.
The most important percentages of expenditure were placed in Food/Drinks/Tobacco in every country. Among them, Turkey and Ireland cope the highest expenses with 32,14% and 28,91%, respectively. In addition, slightly spending differences existed between Spain, Italy and Sweden, that shared percents around 17%.
In contrast, neither Clothing/Footwear nor Leisure/Education categories had percentages higher than 10%. Specifically, Italian consumers placed a 9% of their expenses to clothing and footwear, while people of the other four countries destined roughly a 6% to the same products. With regard to the last category, Turkey's people spent a 4,35% of their total outcome in leisure and educational necessities, whilst Ireland, Italy and Sweden populations expended about a 3%. Spain's expenditure percentage in Leisure/Education was the lowest among all the countries, with a minute 1,98%.