The chart below shows the amount of money per week spent on fast foods in Britain.
The chart compares the expenditure on three fast food items consumed on weekly basis in
United
Kingdom, among three Correct article usage
the United
income
classes. (21)
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Overall
, the money spent on Linking Words
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a hamburger
hamburger
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hamburgers
average
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average-income
income
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while
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low
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low-income
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class
spent more money on purchasing Use synonyms
fish
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. In comparison, the spending of Use synonyms
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the high
high
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high-income
income
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class
is the highest for Use synonyms
Hamburger
at 45 Use synonyms
pence
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figure went down dramatically to 16 and 19 Linking Words
pence
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fish
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chips
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income
people Use synonyms
also
spent the highest amount on Linking Words
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a hamburger
the hamburger
hamburger
, about 33 Fix the agreement mistake
hamburgers
pence
. Their spending decreased to 25 Use synonyms
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fish
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chips
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fish
for pizza. Use synonyms
Finally
, the purchasing of Linking Words
low
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low-income
income
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class
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fish
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chips
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hamburger
at about 14 and 17 Fix the agreement mistake
hamburgers
pence
respectively. Use synonyms
However
, their spending on pizza is much less, just over 5 Linking Words
pence
. (128)
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Thus
, the spending of Linking Words
British
on fast food items fluctuated in all the Correct article usage
the British
income
groups but remained the lowest for Use synonyms
low
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low-income
income
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class
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