The chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart compares the frequency of eating in fast

food

restaurants

of

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Americans from 2003 to 2013.

Overall

,

it is clear that

there are no significant differences between each year in each frequency of eating fast

food

, they all have a relatively similar pattern.

While

people

ate fast

food

every day and never eat fast

food

was rare compared with other categories, most of them ate once a

week

and once or twice a

month

. In 2003,

people

who ate in fast

food

restaurants once a day were the most uncommon, at around 4% only,

while

over 30% of them ate once a

week

and once or twice a

month

. A similar trend was seen in 2006,

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the figure was the lowest in everyday categories, at 3% and the highest was 'once a

week

', reaching a peak of approximately 33%, 2% more than that in 2003.

However

, a drastic drop was seen in 'once or twice a

month

' in 2006, which fell by 5% to 25%. In terms of the percentage of

people

consuming at junk

food

shops in 2013,

people

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the people

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consumed every day remained the lowest, at the same level as that in 2006.

By contrast

, the percentage of them eating once a

week

decreased to 27%, but the figure for

people

eating once or twice a

month

rose to the peak of 33%, 8% more than that in 2006.