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The three pie charts describe a transition per decade about changes in annual spending by particular UK school The data was measured in percentages v.1

The three pie charts describe a transition per decade about changes in annual spending by particular UK school The data was measured in percentages v. 1
A quick look at the charts is quiet enough to make it clear that that Insurance hardly ever growing up remarkable during Teachers Salaries were the biggest yearly expenditures happened at 1981 while Insurance in the first year as the smallest. In 1981, Teacher Salaries had became the biggest value which has two fifth, Other Workers Salaries had more than a quarter, followed by Furniture and Equipment and Resource e. g Books which obtained Twice of less than a fifth, then Insurance had a very small number. In the next decade, the biggest number all over the charts was showed within Teachers Salaries had half, Other Workers Salaries was more of a fifth then Resource e. g Books has a fifth while Furniture and Equipment has one in twenty and the last was Insurance 3%. Then first year in the beginning of twenty century Teachers Salaries only had more than two fifths, Furniture and Equipment increased to the number of less than a quarter, Other Workers Salaries analyzed had discrepancy year by year which in this year had less than a fifth, then Resource e. g Books has 9%, however we can found the digit of Insurance had increased by 5 digits from the last decade which was had more of one in twenty.
A quick look at the charts is quiet
enough
to
make
it
clear
that that
Insurance
hardly ever growing up remarkable during
Teachers
Salaries
were the biggest yearly expenditures happened at 1981 while
Insurance
in the
first
year
as the smallest.

In 1981,
Teacher
Salaries
had
became
the biggest value which has two fifth, Other Workers
Salaries
had more than a quarter, followed by Furniture and Equipment and Resource e. g Books which obtained Twice of less than a fifth, then
Insurance
had a
very
small
number. In the
next
decade, the biggest number all over the charts was
showed
within
Teachers
Salaries
had half, Other Workers
Salaries
was more of a fifth then Resource e. g Books has a fifth while Furniture and Equipment has one in twenty and the last was
Insurance
3%.

Then
first
year
in the beginning of twenty century
Teachers
Salaries
only
had more than two fifths, Furniture and Equipment increased to the number of less than a quarter, Other Workers
Salaries
analyzed had discrepancy
year
by
year
which in this
year
had less than a fifth, then Resource e. g Books has 9%,
however
we can
found
the digit of
Insurance
had increased by 5 digits from the last decade which
was had
more of one in twenty.
4Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
21Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
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