The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph above illustrates the proportion of
people
in the UK, that is
over 4 years old, who watched television and listened to the radio
daily in 1992 during the course of 2 months, October to December. Overall
, when the percentage of people
that watched televisions
rose the number of Fix the agreement mistake
television
people
that listened to the radio
declined. The only time when the number of people
that used televisions and radio
are equal was around 1pm.
We can see on the graph that in
the beginning of the day, at 6am, nobody used television but about 17% Change the preposition
at
the
UK population listened to the Change preposition
of the
radio
.There was a massive difference, about 11%, at about 9am when percentage
of Add an article
the percentage
a percentage
people
reached its highest for radio
, approximately 28% whereas
the number of people
that were watching television was slowly dropping down from 17% at the same time.
At about 8pm, the proportion of people
who were watchingSubmitted by crystalphan77 on
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