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The graphs below show the average monthly expenditure on children’s sports and participation in different sports in the UK from 2008 to 2014. v.1

The graphs below show the average monthly expenditure on children’s sports and participation in different sports in the UK from 2008 to 2014. v. 1
The line graphs depict average monthly spending on children’s sporting activities and the number of children who took part in football, athletics and swimming in the United Kingdom between 2008 and 2014. Overall, monthly spending on children’s sports increased over time and football was the most popular sports among British children. According to the first line chart, 20 million pounds was spent monthly, on an average, in 2008 for British children’s sporting activities which continually went up in the subsequent years. The expenditure in 2011 reached to over 25 million pounds and in 2014, this cost was as high as 32 million pounds approximately. In 2008, roughly 8 million children participated in football while 1 to 2 million in swimming and athletics, making football the most widely played sports in the UK. However, the popularity of swimming grew and in 2014 roughly 3. 8 million participants took this activity. With a steady rise in popularity, athletics was taken up by nearly 5 million children in 2014. Football participants range from 8. 5 to 9. 5 million during this period, considerably higher than the participants in the other two activities. It is worth noticing that more children participated in these sports in 2014 than they did in 2008.
The line graphs depict average monthly spending on
children’s
sporting
activities
and the number of
children
who
took part
in
football
, athletics and swimming in the United Kingdom between 2008 and 2014.
Overall
, monthly spending on
children’s
sports
increased over time and
football
was the most popular
sports
among British children.

According to the
first
line chart, 20
million
pounds
was spent
monthly, on an average, in 2008 for British
children’s
sporting
activities
which
continually
went up in the subsequent years. The expenditure in 2011 reached to over 25
million
pounds and in 2014, this cost was as high as 32
million
pounds approximately.

In 2008, roughly 8
million
children
participated in
football
while 1 to 2
million
in swimming and athletics, making
football
the most
widely
played
sports
in the UK.
However
, the popularity of swimming grew and in 2014 roughly 3. 8
million
participants took this
activity
. With a steady rise in popularity, athletics
was taken
up by
nearly
5
million
children
in 2014.
Football
participants range from 8. 5 to 9. 5
million
during this period,
considerably
higher than the participants in the other two
activities
. It is worth noticing that more
children
participated in these
sports
in 2014 than they did in 2008.
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