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5. Jewelry is also a fairly frequent purchase with about a tenth for both men and women.
G_____________.
6. Turning to smaller items, lingerie and spa/personal care take less than a tenth each for either gender.
? ________________
7. Last, 17% of women buy other gifts for their loved one while
8% more men buy other gifts for their loved one. whe________
D_____ s_____
Finished? Look at 1-7 above. Can you change any other words?
Vocabulary Variety in Graph-Writing
Task: Change the underlined words below to make the sentences less repetitious. You are given some hints about what word or words could replace the underlined ones.
1. Almost a quarter of women buy cards while almost a fifth of men buy cards .
Nearly them
2. 21% of females buy candy, making it their second most popular gift , but 5% fewer males buy candy , making it their third most popular gift . present
This item one
3. Third, just over a tenth of ladies offer flowers to gentlemen,
but 16% of gentlemen buy flowers.
Their counterparts purchase the same.
4. Fourth , 10% of females buy cologne while a mere 4% of males buy perfume.
Next the former whilst the latter
5. Jewelry is also a fairly frequent purchase with about a tenth for both men and women .
Genders
6. Turning to smaller items, lingerie and spa/personal care take less than a tenth each for either gender.
______ (nothing – stop! No word needed).
party/sex
7. Last, 17% of women buy other gifts for their loved one while
8% more men buy other gifts for their loved one . whereas
Do so
Bar Chart: Televisions and Computers
The chart shows the number of televisions and computers per 1000 people in selected countries.
The graph shows the number of televisions and computers per 1000 users, for selected countries. Overall, as might be expected, most of the countries included in the graph have more televisions than computers.
The number of televisions varies greatly between countries. The biggest audience for television is the Americans, with 750 televisions per 1000 people. In contrast, in the Philippines, there are only 20 televisions for every 1000 people. The figures for the numbers of televisions in Sweden, France and the UK are similar, at between 500 and 600 sets per 1000 people.
In almost all countries, the number of PCs is lower than the number of televisions. The biggest gaps are in France and Saudi Arabia. France has twice as many televisions as computers, and in Saudi Arabia, there are 200 televisions per 1000 people compared to just 50 PCs. In contrast, in Sweden, the number of computers, at 500, is almost the same as the figure for televisions. South Korea is very unusual because it has slightly more computers than televisions, at 400 compared to just 350 televisions.
In conclusion, it seems that although there are big differences between countries, computers are still much less common than televisions in most countries.
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