The chart below shows how frequent people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013.
The chart illustrates how often
pople
in the United States consumed Correct your spelling
people
in
fast food Change preposition
apply
resaurants
from 2003 to 2013.
Correct your spelling
restaurants
Overall
, in all three years, the two largest Linking Words
gorups
were those eating in fast-food restaurants once a week and those eating there once or twice a month. Those eating there daily and those Correct your spelling
groups
never
eat accounted for the smallest proportions.
People eating in fast-food outlets once a week represented Correct pronoun usage
who never
largest
amounts of people in the USA Correct article usage
the largest
both
2003 and 2006. Change preposition
in both
However
, by the Linking Words
year
20013, the percentage dropped roughly to 27%. The proportion of those who visited restaurants once or twice a month first declined from 30% to 25% between 2003 and 2006. It Use synonyms
then
went up significantly to around 33% in 2013, making Linking Words
thic
category Correct your spelling
this
largest
that Correct article usage
the largest
year
.
The percentage of those eating in fast-food outlets several times a week varied between 15% and 20%, Use synonyms
while
the proportion eating there a few times a Linking Words
year
showed an increase from approximately 13% to 15% throughout the period. Use synonyms
By contrast
, in any Linking Words
year
, the Use synonyms
every day
and never categories each consumed no more than 5%.Correct your spelling
everyday
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