The line graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992.
These statistics illustrate the percentage of
Tv
and Radio
audiences who were from the UK during a particular day in 1992. Also
, they were over 4 years old.
Overall
, most of folk
would rather Add an article
the folk
used
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use
radio
in the morning, while
there are several Tv
viewers in the afternoon.
According to
the graph, the number of people who used the Radio
increased significantly between 6AM and almost 9AM. which it
was the highest consumption with roughly 30% throughout the day. Correct pronoun usage
apply
Although
, the number of audiences there were
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was
slight
rise at 4PM so that, stood at just about 15%, the per cent of folk who used the Correct article usage
a slight
radio
drop off from 30% until close to 2% after midnight.
It is clear that
,
the fluctuation of Remove the comma
apply
TV
viewers soars sharply from almost 20% to approximately 50% between 4PM and 8PM. Then
, there was a significant decline between 10PM to 2AM and stood at just 45% to nearly 2% respectively. Moreover
, the percentage of people who used TV
and Radio
remained about
2% after 2AM until 6AM.Change preposition
at about
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Vocabulary: Replace the words tv, radio, pm with synonyms.
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