The chart below shows the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates the routine of people purchasing and consuming caffeine and tea in five Australian cities,

according to

the results of a survey. Based on the chart it is obvious that the largest proportion of people went to a café for

coffee

or tea in the

last

4 weeks in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Hobart,

while

citizens in Adelaide were more inclined to buy

instant

coffee

during the period. The percentages of city dwellers choosing to go to café in the previous 4 weeks were higher than the other two options – buying fresh or

instant

coffee

– in nearly every city, and the largest margin appeared in Sydney and Melbourne, where the number for going to café surpassed that of the second largest one – buying

instant

coffee

- by about 15%.

However

, in Adelaide, the situation was slightly different, with the portion for selecting

instant

coffee

overtaking that of going to café by almost 1%.

In contrast

, the portion of people consuming fresh

coffee

in the

latest

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4 weeks remained the smallest in all five 5 cities, considerably less than that of the other two choices, the lowest figure of which was seen in Brisbane, with merely below 35% of citizens opting for fresh

coffee

during that time.