The chart shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.
The bar chart below illustrates the frequency of American
people
who liked to eat in fast food
restaurant
during the Fix the agreement mistake
restaurants
years
2003 and 2013.
Overall
, the number of times that American people
went to
fast Replace the word
too
food
reastaurants
Correct your spelling
restaurants
were
the highest Correct subject-verb agreement
was
in
once a week in 2006, and twice a month in 2013. Change preposition
apply
Moreover
, the least per cent in
eating junk Change preposition
of
food
was on
Change preposition
apply
everyday
Replace the word
every day
among
the Change preposition
over
years
.
In USA
the number of Correct article usage
the USA
people
who prefered
to eat fast Correct your spelling
prefer
food
both once a week and twice a month were
the same per cent Change the verb form
was
with
30% in 2003. Change preposition
at
In addition
, the propotion
was very low in the number of Correct your spelling
proportion
promotion
people
who enjoyed eating fast food
with 5% and less. Also
, less then
4% of Replace the word
than
people
frequency was on Change noun form
people's
everyday
in 2003, and 3% in the Replace the word
every day
years
2006, and 2013. Furthermore
, American
who went a few times have the same per cent in both Fix the agreement mistake
Americans
years
2006 and 2013 with 15%.Submitted by alrahbi9222 on
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