IELTS Academic, Writing Task 1, 12 December 2019, INDIA

Q. The chart below shows multi-year expenses (in $ million) in the same nation on five different items in 18 (in 2010 and 2014). Look at the data and try to select and announce where the important highlights are.

The vertical bar graph measures the cash spent on five buyer products (food, clothing, books, cell phones, and toiletries) in 2010 and 2014 for each specific country.

In 2010, people in the 18-year-old mature age group typically spent $ 3600 million on food, which was trapped by approximately $ 2500 million worth of clothing. Both cell phones and toiletries had a comparable amount of about $ 2000 million. There was negligible use on books with figures of just over $ 1000 million.

In the subsequent four years, the amount spent on food and cell phones was expanded to around $ 1200 million. Consumption on toiletries increased by about $ 100 million. Conversely, spending on books became almost half. Finally, the clothing financial plan continues non-stop at $ 2500 million.

Overall, it can be very well seen that the largest expenditure was made on food in two years. In addition, the cost of all items other than books and styles increased over time.