The chart below shows the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities
The diagram illustrates the consequence of an observation about folk’s caffeine drink purchasing and sipping routines in five towns in Australia. I will describe the differences in each province.
With regard to the trends above we can categorize them into two different ways.
Firstly
, unprocessed and soluble coffee
together have low tends by none of them came above fifty-five percent
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In addition
, brand new coffee
is the lowest, especially in Brisbane and Adelaide cities that rise not more than thirty-five percent
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Whereas
the number of persons who prefer these kinds of drinks has grown not much whereas
, in Adelaide, it turns out that the dried coffee
extract is the most popular in the area.
Secondly
, in terms of café hoppers, they are high in graphs. Moreover
, there is all over forty-five percent
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while
in Melbourne is the highest (nearly sixty-five percent
) coming up with Hobart for just a bit lower (hardly tell the differences).
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To conclude
, there are clearly seen that going to the coffee
shop is the most common. On the other hand
, Unroasted coffee
are
the least habitual and way back behind others.Change the verb form
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