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Band 7+: The chart below shows how frequently people in USA ate in fast food restaurant between 2003 and 2013. SUmmarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image presents a bar chart displaying the frequency of eating at fast food restaurants among people in the USA from 2003 to 2013 with six categories indicating frequency levels. In 2003, "Every day" is around 3%, "Several times a week" is approximately 17%, "Once a week" is just above 30%, "Once or twice a month" is nearly 35%, "A few times a year" is about 13%, and "Never" is roughly 2%. In 2006, "Every day" is about 4%, "Several times a week" is almost 20%, "Once a week" is around 32%, "Once or twice a month" is close to 30%, "A few times a year" is nearly 12%, and "Never" is 2%. In 2013, "Every day" is approximately 5%, "Several times a week" is around 25%, "Once a week" is just above 25%, "Once or twice a month" is close to 15%, "A few times a year" is about 20%, and "Never" is nearly 10%.
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The bar chart gives information about American individuals’ fast food consumption frequency in three periods (2003, 2006, and 2013).

Overall, it can be clearly seen that the proportion of people who ate fast food in restaurants every day, several times a week, once a week, and never frequently declined over the 10 years, while we can see a rise in the percentage of people who consume in for once or twice a month and a few times a year.

First of all, one of the key changes is, in 2003 the proportion of people who ate non-homemade foods in restaurants once or twice a month was just under 30%, and after some fluctuations, it grew by roughly 5%. Furthermore, this pattern was seen in a few times a year frequency.

On the other hand, there was a sharp decrease in once-a-week frequency food consumption which started at just over 30% at the beginning of the period and ended at roughly 25%. Moreover, the percentage of people who ate out every day, several times a week, and never frequency declined by an average of 5%.

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