The line graph illustrates the number of
radio
and television users throughout Use synonyms
a
day in 1992. Clearly, people tend to listen to the Correct article usage
the
radio
more in the morning than in the afternoon. Over the course of each day and night, more people watched TV than listened to the Use synonyms
radio
.
Less than 10% of people watched TV between 1 AM and 12 noon. Use synonyms
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However
by 4 PM, Add a comma
However,
this
figure increased rapidly, reaching a peak of almost half the population at 8 PM. Linking Words
After
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this
, the graph records a sharp decline in viewers, reaching a low of only a tiny percentage by 3 AM.
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Radio
, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, shows a very different trend. The most popular time for listeners to be tuned in was just after 8 AMLinking Words
,
when around 27% of the population was listening. Remove the comma
apply
After
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this
brief peak, the numbers dropped steadily to barely 2%, apart from fluctuations around 4 PM and 10:30 PM. The percentage of listeners remained low overnight before beginning a rapid ascent from 6 AM to the 8 AM high.
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Overall
, television viewership dominates the afternoon and evening hours, Linking Words
while
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radio
listeners Use synonyms
peaks
in the morning, illustrating distinct usage patterns for these two media throughout the day.Change the verb form
peak