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Study: Monolingual Interpretative Text Production CS19
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S1+2+3
Families
hit
with
increase
in
cost
of
living
British
families
have
to
cough
up
an
extra
£
31,300
a
year
as
food
and
fuel
prices
soar
at
their
fastest
rate
in
17
years
.
Prices
in
supermarkets
have
climbed
at
an
alarming
rate
over
the
past
year
.
T1
Escalating
prices
across
multiple
market
sectors
are
causing
difficult
economic
circumstances
for
British
families
.
S4+5+6+7
Analysts
have
warned
that
prices
will
increase
further
still
,
making
it
hard
for
the
Bank
of
England
to
cut
interest
rates
as
it
struggles
to
keep
inflation
and
the
economy
under
control
.
To
make
matters
worse
,
escalating
prices
are
racing
ahead
of
salary
increases
,
especially
those
of
nurses
and
other
healthcare
professionals
,
who
have
suffered
from
the
government
's
insistence
that
those
in
the
public
sector
have
to
receive
below-inflation
salary
increases
.
In
addition
to
fuel
and
food
,
electricity
bills
are
also
soaring
.
Five
out
of
the
six
largest
suppliers
have
increased
their
customers
'
bills
.
T2
The
problem
is
exacerbated
by
the
fact
that
salaries
and
wages
have
not
increased
at
a
comparable
rate
.
The
Bank
of
England
,
which
typically
uses
interest
rates
as
a
mechanism
for
stablizing
the
economy
,
has
been
reluctant
in
this
case
to
reduce
rates
,
citing
projected
upcoming
price
increases
.