The graph below shows the popularity of different methods of communication in 2011 in the UK.
The given line graph illustrates the percentages of how different
age
groups (16 to over 65) communicated with others using mobile phones
, landlines, internet
, or post in the UK in 2011.
Overall
, the older the British people, the less interested they were in communication through mobile phones
and the Internet
. However
, their interest in landlines and posts grew with their age
.
As can be seen, almost all British people aged 16-24 used mobile phones
and the Internet
in 2011. Their popularity decreased steadily in age
categories 25-54; above 75% of UK citizens with 45-54 years of age
communicated with such
methods. In the next group, this
decline becomes greater by about 20 and 25% for mobile phones
and the Internet
, respectively.
On the contrary
, the youngest group were less interested in a post (85%) and landline (70%) than the other 2 methods. These numbers increased gradually as the range age
was older in 2011. In the group over 65, nearly 100% of them contacted others through posting or calling on the phone.Submitted by smksalati on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words age, phones, internet with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the second paragraph.
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