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Band 5+: The bar chart shows the number of visits to a community website in the first and second years of use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing the number of visits to a community website for the first and second years of use from September to August: Sept (1st year: ~1,000, 2nd year: ~2,500), Oct (1st year: ~2,000, 2nd year: ~5,000), Nov (1st year: ~3,000, 2nd year: ~10,000), Dec (1st year: ~6,000, 2nd year: ~15,000), Jan (1st year: ~5,000, 2nd year: ~10,000), Feb (1st year: ~1,000, 2nd year: ~1,000), Mar (1st year: ~2,000, 2nd year: ~2,000), Apr (1st year: ~5,000, 2nd year: ~12,000), May (1st year: ~7,000, 2nd year: ~15,000), June (1st year: ~15,000, 2nd year: ~20,000), July (1st year: ~21,000, 2nd year: ~25,000), Aug (1st year: ~10,000, 2nd year: ~14,000).
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The chart examines how many visitors had the community website throughout the year and breaks down results by first and second year of use.

Overall, people tend to go for website from November to January as well as from May till July for both first and second year of use.

For the first year of use, website had the same amount of visitors, with 10000 people, in both November and December. Less people used website in September, February and March, compared to other months. From March to August number of people, visiting community webiste, increased by 2000 people every month, in the first year.

Almost the same number of visitors did the community websity have, in the second year, from November to January with about 16000 people. More people used this website in May, June and July, as the second year, than in other months. 10000 users did the website have in February and May in the second year of usage

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