Band 6+: The diagrams below illustrate portions of the populations and where they choose to buy groceries, by country. Summarize the given information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts give information about preferences of people where they buy groceries in certain countries, namely The USA, England and Switzerland. Overall, it is clear that the place that is chosen most among the population varies in all of three countries. In addition, in Switzerland the vast majority tends to buy groceries in Aldi.

To consider the USA, almost exact the same portions choose Albertsons or Tesco in order to buy groceries, 20% and 21%, respectively. At the same time, a negligible minority use Aldi to get the groceries – seven percent of dwellers. Lastly, one third goes to Walmart, and a half of this number choose other markets.

Considering England, the indications of people that prefer Aldi or Walmart are 30% and 14%, respectively; and together they make the indicator of Tesco, which is the most popular in the country. While, only one percent of habitats goes to Albertsons, and a tenth use others.

In Switzerland, almost all of the population – 85% – choose Aldi to buy groceries. Therefore, less likely to be chosen Walmart, Albertsons and Tesco are used equally small – just 4%, 5% and 6%, respectively. Likewise, no one uses other markets.