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Exercise

Question

Listen and write down the numbers you hear in the six statistics. Then compare your answers in pairs. Can you remember the complete statistics?

Answer

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The exact odds of winning the lottery are 1 in 13,983,816 when there are 49 numbers to choose from. → one in 13,983,816, 49
In Italy, food accounts for just under one fifth of a family’s budget. → (just under) one fifth
In the Uk last year, 1.4 million people paid over £500 in bank charges – for example, for exceeding overdraft limits. → 1.4 million, £500
On average, families spend just 0.015% of their income on books. → 0.015%
Over three quarters of all women worry about how they’ll pay off credit card bills and loans – far more than men. →  $\frac{3}{4}$ 
Only about one in ten men know their current level of debt. → 1 in 10

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