The line graph shows the cost for watching films. The pie charts show the change in percentage of market share represented by three forms.

The given line graph provides information about the price for watching films in 3 primary forms namely

cinema

,

DVD

, and legal download

as well as

the proportion part of the market by the 3 formats from 2005 to 2011 in the pie charts.

Overall

, the most expensive type of watching film was

cinema

Correct article usage

a cinema

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ticket. Particularly, more people

prefered

Correct your spelling

prefer

renting a

DVD

rather than going to the

cinema

and watching online legally in both years.

According to

the line graph,

cinema

tickets charged the largest number of fees at approximately 9

pounds

in 2005.

This

cost continued to increase gradually over the following years until exactly 14

pounds

in 2011. The second most expensive kind of watching format had been a legal download constituting 8

pounds

exceeding

DVD

by 2

pounds

before a steady decline to 6

pounds

by 2007,

while

there was a slight rise of the latter to nearly 7

pounds

in the middle years.

Subsequently

, legal downloads raised the price again to around 9

pounds

in the end,

whereas

DVDs finished at just 8

pounds

in 2011. Looking at the market share pie charts, the majority of watchers renting a

DVD

contributed two-thirds of the total,

then

the figure had decreased moderately to more than half by 2011. Referring to people

Correct pronoun usage

who chose

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chose

Wrong verb form

choosing

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cinema

and online watching, the number comprised 30% and 6%, respectively in the first year, but in 2011, these figures changed noticeably making up 18% of

cinema

-goers and 26% of online watchers.