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Band 5+: Task 1: The line graph shows the percentage of money spent on advertising, five types of media (TV, Newspaper, Magazine, Radio, Internet). Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows data on advertising spending percentages from 2010 to 2040: in 2010, TV at 40%, Newspapers at 35%, Magazines at 15%, Radio at 7%, Internet at 5%; by 2020, TV peaks at 45%, Newspapers drops to 30%, Magazines at 20%, Radio at 10%, Internet increases to 20%; in 2030, TV at 40%, Newspapers at 20%, Magazines at 10%, Radio at 4%, Internet at 35%; by 2040, TV declines to 30%, Newspapers to 10%, Magazines to 5%, Radio to 3%, while Internet reaches 45%.
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The line graph shows information about the proportion of money spent for adverts in different medias, namely internet, radio, magazines, newspapers, tv, in a particular country between 2010 and 2040.

Overall, it is predicted that in all category, the percentage of money spent will decrease during the period, exept on TV adverts, there will sharp increase. Additioanlly, in 2010, the most budget spent for advertiving in Newspapers and TV.

To start with the highest figures in 2010, the biggest amount of incom spent on TV adverts, which made up about 37% in 2010. Despite a noticable increase to 45% in 2020, the proportion of money spent will fell to 35% after two decades. At the beginning of the period, arround 33% of budget spent on advertising in Newspapers and followed by the percentage of money spent will drop to 10% in the final year.

In therms of Magazines’ and Radio’ advertisements, 15% and tenth of incom spent for advertising products in 2010, respectively. Before the percentage of both figures will be begin to converge at 5% in 2030, this categories will decrease to approximately 3% and 4% in 2040, respectively. About 8% of money spent on Internet ads in 2010, and there will sharp rise in 2040, making up arround 47% of money .

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