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Band 6+: 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 graph below shows the proportion of money Spent on advertising in five different Kinds of media in France from the year 2010 and future projected to 2040.

Overall, Internet has the highest percentages by the end of the period. By the start of the period, TV has increased and reached its peak but slowly declined into the end of the period. While Newspaper, Magazines, and radio has decreased by the end of the given period.

Starting off the year 2010, TV has a great start, starting off from 36 per cent and keeps increasing until 45 per cent in the year 2020, which has reaches its peak from the given period. But has slowly decreased from the year 2020 until 2040.Internet media has started at the lowest among the others media at 9 per cent, in 2010. But has increased passing Radio and Magazines before 2020. And kept increasing passing Newspaper and television, which gives result with the highest per cent at cash spent on advertising at 47 per cent.

By the start of the given period, Newspaper started with 36 per cent of the money wed on advertising, and slowly decreasing from the year 2010 until 2040, passing by Internet between 2020 to 2030. Magazines starting off the period with 15 per cent of the money spent on advertising and has slowly decline, passing Internet and radio by the end of the period which resulted in 3 percent money used to spent on advertising in the year 2040. Lastly, Radio has started with a smaller percent of money to used, at 10%. Which has the least money spent among the other media by the start of the period and has declined slowly until 2030. And Stayed the same until 2040, which resulted at 5 percent at the end of the period.

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