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 chart displays the percentage of British viewers
in
Change preposition
on
radio
and television between October and December 1992.
Overall
, the population age
over four years old watching TV and listening to Replace the word
aged
radio
both experienced a fluctuating trend in two months. Correct article usage
the radio
Radio
has a
highest Change the article
the
listeners
during noon time Correct quantifier usage
number of listeners
in
contrary to television viewers Change preposition
apply
that
skyrocketed at midnight.
During the day, the population in Correct pronoun usage
apply
UK
prefer to listen to Correct article usage
the UK
radio
at 0600 hours at almost 8%. The numbers increased rapidly about 28% Add an article
the radio
pass
the time 0800 hours. Almost half of the population Correct your spelling
past
were lessen
during 0300 in the afternoon at 12%. The number continues going down about 2% at 0200 midnight but slowly increased again at 0600 hours to almost 5%.Change the verb form
were lessened
were lessening
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