The bar graph presents the total weekly expenditure of the British people under three different income brackets on hamburgers,
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
, and Use synonyms
pizza
from 1970 to 1990.
Use synonyms
Overall
, the high- and average-income groups spent the most on hamburgers, whilst low-wage earners spent the most on Linking Words
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
. Use synonyms
In contrast
, Linking Words
pizza
was the least bought junk food for the average and low-income groups Use synonyms
compared
to Punctuation problem
, compared
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
for those who have high salaries.
Regarding the spending allocation, the high-income group bought above 40 Use synonyms
pence
of Use synonyms
hamburger
per week, Correct article usage
a hamburger
in contrast
to Linking Words
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
and Use synonyms
pizza
, Use synonyms
only
Correct pronoun usage
which only
having
roughly 17 Wrong verb form
had
pence
and 19 Use synonyms
pence
, respectively. Use synonyms
Conversely
, Linking Words
hamburger
was the major junk food consumed by the average earners, accounting for at least 32 Correct article usage
a hamburger
pence
per week, whilst only around 12 Use synonyms
pence
was spent on Use synonyms
pizza
.
The low-income group spent the least among the three, having an expenditure Use synonyms
only
below 20 Change preposition
of only
pence
per week. The Use synonyms
fish
and Use synonyms
chips
(around 17 Use synonyms
pence
) recorded the highest consumption, Use synonyms
while
Linking Words
pizza
(around 12 Use synonyms
pence
) was the least consumed.Use synonyms