The graph below shows the changing patterns of access to modern technology in homes in the UK ( expressed in percentage terms)
The line graph illustrates the percentage changing sample of private access to present-day technology in
the
UK households
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apply
Overall
, the line chart represents, that all of the technology has a steady increase, only mobile phones fluctuated slightly and the trend was upward
The percentage of owners CD
players by 1996 was already the highest ,despite Change preposition
of CD
this
, it continued to evenly grow and in the next several years the
peak Correct article usage
a
over
80% was reached. Change preposition
of over
By contrast
, Internet access is not as popular as CD player
, by the same year it achieved only around 40%. Fix the agreement mistake
players
Although
it climbed sharpy
and started Correct your spelling
sharply
at the end
of 20s century.
As for mobile phones, the
Correct your spelling
they
were fluctuated
gradually after their introduction. Between 1998/99 and 2000/01 mobile phones Change to the active voice
fluctuated
have fluctuated
has
the same popularity as home computers, but in Wrong verb form
had
comparison
mobile Add a comma
comparison,
phone
Fix the agreement mistake
phones
has
Wrong verb form
had
dramatical
fluctuations and increased thrice as much.Replace the word
dramatic
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