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the charts below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013 v.2

the charts below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013 v. 2
The graph illustrated the number of persons who eat fast food at eating house in united state between 2003 and 2013 In general, it can be seen that the most people eat fast food one time a week in 2003 and 2006. While in 2013 the people who eat precooked food once or twice times a month reaches a peak. To begin with the year two thousands and thirteen, it can be observed that the rate of people who eat once time every day stood at 4% approximately. Then the percentage rose significantly to around 17% for persons who eat many times weekly. For people who one time a week, the rate increased suddenly to more than 30% (around 31%). Whereas, the proportion went down to around 5% for people who do not eat fast food in restaurant. Turning to 2006, it can be witnessed that, the proportion is around 3% for people who eat every day. This rate was more than that in 2003. The per cent of people who once a week was approximately 33% which is higher than the rate in 2003 for this group. However, the proportion declined sharply to around 4% for persons who never ever eat fast food in restaurant. Finally, in 2013, the people who eat unhealthy food every week still the same rate (3%). While the percentage increased markedly to 15% for people who eat fast food a few times a year before grew down to around 4% for persons who never eat fast food.
The graph illustrated the number of
persons
who
eat
fast
food
at eating
house
in united state between 2003 and 2013

In general
, it can be
seen
that the most
people
eat
fast
food
one
time
a
week
in 2003 and 2006. While in 2013 the
people
who
eat
precooked
food
once or twice
times
a month reaches a peak.

To
begin
with the year two thousands and thirteen, it can
be observed
that the
rate
of
people
who
eat
once
time
every day stood at 4% approximately. Then the percentage rose
significantly
to
around
17% for
persons
who
eat
many
times
weekly. For
people
who one
time
a
week
, the
rate
increased
suddenly
to more than 30%
(around
31%). Whereas, the proportion went down to
around
5% for
people
who
do not
eat
fast
food
in restaurant.

Turning to 2006, it can
be witnessed
that, the proportion is
around
3% for
people
who
eat
every day. This
rate
was more than that in 2003. The per cent of
people
who
once a
week
was approximately 33% which is higher than the
rate
in 2003 for this group.
However
, the proportion declined
sharply
to
around
4% for
persons
who
never ever
eat
fast
food
in restaurant.

Finally
, in 2013, the
people
who
eat
unhealthy
food
every
week
still
the same
rate
(3%). While the percentage increased
markedly
to 15% for
people
who
eat
fast
food
a few
times
a year
before
grew down to
around
4% for
persons
who
never
eat
fast
food
.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
71Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes

IELTS academic the charts below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013 v. 2

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253 words
6.0
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