The line graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992.
The line graph illustrates the
amount
of people who listened to Change the quantifier
number
radio
or watched television throughout the Add an article
the radio
day
in period
between October and November in 1992. Percentage shows the Add an article
the period
amount
of people over 4 years old.
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number
Overall
, television is a more popular choice among the British population. Although
,
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apply
at
the morning people mostly prefer Change preposition
in
radio
, Correct article usage
the radio
evening
TV audience is twice as big. Add an article
the evening
Night time
is the least active period during the Correct your spelling
Nighttime
day
for both radio
and TV.
With regards to the radio
, the day
usually started with nearly zero activity from 1 a.m
to 5 a.m
..
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.
...
Then
, line
rose rapidly to the peak of approximately 25% of the UK population at 8 a.Correct article usage
the line
m
..
After that, the audience started to slowly Replace the punctuation
.
...
decreasing
with a little fluctuation to hit a low of nearly 5 Change the verb
decrease
percent
Change the spelling
per cent
at the end
of the day
.
On the opposite, TV
audience was quite small not only at night, but Correct article usage
the TV
also
in the morning, remained relatively stable at approximately 5% from 1 a.m
. to 11 a.m
., but then
started to grow steadily till reaching the highest point of nearly 45% at 9 p.m
..
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.
...
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