The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee nd tea buying and drinking habits
The bar chart illustrates the outcome of research about people's
coffee
and tea buying and drinking habits if five Australian cities Use synonyms
such
as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Linking Words
Adelaide
and Hobart in the Use synonyms
last
four weeks.
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Overall
, the majority of people went to a cafe for Linking Words
coffee
or tea Use synonyms
while
the least residents brought fresh Linking Words
coffee
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instead
of instant Linking Words
coffee
.
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To begin
with, except Linking Words
Adelaide
, Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart show the highest values for Use synonyms
went
to a cafe for Wrong verb form
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coffee
or tea between 55% to 65% Use synonyms
while
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Adelaide
at 49%.
The least people who brought instant Use synonyms
coffee
in Sydney at around 46% and the highest percentage showed in Hobart at 53%. The other three countries fluctuated between 45%-53%.
Among the three factors, brought fresh Use synonyms
coffee
illustrated lower consumers. Both Brisbane and Use synonyms
Adelaide
account for approximately 33% and 34& respectively. The rest of the three countries fluctuated between lower than 44% and greater than 38%.Use synonyms
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