The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features , and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates the
percentage
of radio and TV audiences ( over the age of 4) during the day from 6am till 6am in
the next day in the UK, in 1992 between October and December.
Change preposition
apply
Overall
, from the morning till noon
the Add a comma
noon,
percentage
of people who listens
to the radio is higher than the people who watch the television. Correct subject-verb agreement
listen
Moreover
, the listeners
Change to a genitive case
listener's
listeners'
percentage
decreases afte
noon till midnight, Correct your spelling
after
whereas
the number of watchers increases.
From 6am till 8am the proportion of radio listeners grew gradually from almost 10% to around 30%, after that the amount declined significantly to around 12% by 2pm, followed by a slight rise at 5pm at 15%. Furthermore
, the figure continued to fall till it reached 1% after midnight
Regarding TV audiences, their percentage
faced minor fluctuations from 5% to 3% (at 8am and 12pm respectively). In addition
, the number grew dramatically till it reached almost 45% at 8pm. Followed by a significant decline at
almost 1% after midnight.Change preposition
of
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