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 chart indicates how the percentage of citizens who are older than 4 years old like

radio

and television shows in a whole day in 1992 in the UK.

Overall

, it can be seen that British

audiences

generally liked to

listen

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tolisten

show examples

radio

in the morning.

In contrast

, television shows were more popular, especially, in the evening.

Radio

companies operated at 6:00 am with about 7% of British

listening

Add the preposition

tolistening

show examples

them.

After

this

, the

number

of

audiences

increased significantly and reached a peak of about 25% after 8:00 am.

On the other hand

, there was no any people watch

TV

shows at 6:00 am. Even at the morning period, the

number

of

audiences

had been kept under 10%. After 8:00 am, the

audiences

started to turn off their

radio

, and the

number

of them decrease slightly for the rest of that day.

However

, the proportion of

TV

viewers rose and overtook

radio

listeners at 1:00 pm. At 4:00 pm, there is an immense increase of the

number

of

TV

audiences

, and

finally

it climbed up to the peak about 45% at 8:00 pm. But after that time of point, it dropped sharply. Both

TV

and

radio

audiences

reminded just 3% at midnight 2:00 am.