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Band 5+: Two pie-chart show the amount of water used in one country in 1988 and 2000

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The image contains two pie charts depicting domestic water usage in the years 1988 and 2008. In the 1988 chart, percentages allocated to categories are as follows: bathroom (22%), washing clothes (15%), toilets (25%), garden (20%), and kitchen (18%). In the 2008 chart, the percentages for each category are displayed as: bathroom (28%), washing clothes (14%), toilets (29%), garden (7%), and kitchen (22%). The 2008 chart showcases a significant increase in water usage for bathrooms and toilets compared to the 1988 chart, with a 6% and 4% rise respectively. Conversely, the usage for washing clothes and garden are noticeably decreased by 1% and 13% respectively in the 2008 chart. Kitchen usage stays relatively similar across both years, only showing a slight increase of 4% in the 2008 chart. The charts are titled "Domestic water usage" and labeled with the specific years they represent.
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Two pie charts compare information about consumption of water in different ways in one country from 1988 to 2008.

Overall, it can be seen that in the beginning of the year water usage of washing clothes had the highest percent however, by the end it changed and kitchen became the highest. what is more, using water in three factors saw decreasing (washing clothes, toilets and garden) but bathroom and kitchen increased by the ending given period.

In 1988, expenditures for washing clothes had the highest proportion compare to others it was 25% Moreover, after 20 years it went down to 22% and the kitchen witnessed growth from the lowest percentage (15%) to the highest and it doubled to 29% also initially the bathroom was the second highest percentage (22%) and it saw upward to 28% Meanwhile, in the initial year others factors toilets (18%) and garden (20%) had almost similar percent respectively Nonetheless, they dropped to the lowest in usage of water they were at 14% and 7%

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