The line graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the DAY in 1992. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
This
graph illustrates the use of Linking Words
radio
and Use synonyms
television
during different hours of the Use synonyms
day
in 1992.
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Overall
, in 1992 the Linking Words
radio
had bigger audiences than Use synonyms
television
before noon. Use synonyms
However
, during the afternoon the percentage of the UK population watching Linking Words
television
increases remarkably, overtaking the Use synonyms
radio
listeners. After midnight, both curves drop, reaching almost the lowest point.
In the UK, during a normal Use synonyms
day
in 1992, from 6 am to 8 am, the percentage of Use synonyms
radio
listeners Use synonyms
increases
from 6% to 28% at its highest. Wrong verb form
increased
Whereas
Linking Words
television
audiences are much lower during Use synonyms
this
time of the Linking Words
day
. Indeed from 6 am to 12 am the figures for Use synonyms
Use synonyms
television
public do not go above 6 %.
Correct article usage
the television
Then
after 8 am, the Linking Words
radio
audiences start to fall progressively throughout the rest of the Use synonyms
day
, and they reach their lowest at 2 am (1%). Use synonyms
On the other hand
, the use of Linking Words
television
grows slowly Use synonyms
after noon
and Correct your spelling
afternoon
then
at 4 pm the curve shoots up until its peak at 8 pm with 46%.Linking Words
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