The line graph illustrates the proportion of four different age
groups
of movie Use synonyms
theaters
in a certain country between 1979 and 2008.
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theatres
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
all the Linking Words
groups
had similar trends from 1979 to 2008. Obviously, the youngest Use synonyms
people
were the primary group attending the cinema. Ages 25-34 Use synonyms
was
the second highest percentage of visitors in the Correct subject-verb agreement
were
theater
. Followed by 35 to 49 and 50 years old were the Change the spelling
theatre
less
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smallest
amount
to go to participate than other Check wording
number
groups
.
From 1978 to 1988, the ratio of Use synonyms
people
who in the four stages visited movie theaters dropped drastically, around 15% to 20%. Over the next decade, all of the Use synonyms
groups
increased noticeably, Use synonyms
such
as the elderly Linking Words
people
grew from 20% to 40%, and 35-49 year old Use synonyms
people
increased Use synonyms
exceeding
20%. Verb problem
by more than
By contrast
, the Linking Words
middle age
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middle-aged
people
climbed slightly, reaching 70% in 1998.
Before 2003, the whole age Use synonyms
Use synonyms
groups
remained relatively stable. Fix the agreement mistake
group
However
, in the final five years, all the ages declined steadily, except for the oldest Linking Words
people
. In 2008, the teenagers played a dominant role in attending leisure activities, at 82%. Use synonyms
Besides
, both 35-49 years old and elderly Linking Words
people
were Use synonyms
the
same proportion, with 50%.Change preposition
in the