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Band 7+: The chart shows the percentage of American email users who consider emails necessary for connecting to otherwise unreachable people. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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The image displays a bar chart illustrating American email users' perception of emails as necessary for connecting to otherwise unreachable people, comparing last year to this year; under "Disagree Strongly," 10% for last year and 5% for this year; under "Disagree," 7% for last year and 5% for this year; under "Neither agree nor disagree," 19% for last year and 9% for this year; under "Agree," 22% for last year and 25% for this year; under "Agree Strongly," 43% for last year and 56% for this year.
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Last year, when asked if email helps them to communicate with people they would otherwise be unable to communicate with, 43 per cent of email users agreed and another 22 per cent agreed strongly. Only 7 per cent

responded that they disagreed and 10 per cent responded that they disagreed strongly. Just under a fifth were not sure either way.

By this year, opinions had changed dramatically. The percentage of those who

strongly disagreed halved, while the proportion who disagreed fell by just over a quarter. Correspondingly, the percentage of those who agreed or strongly agreed rose. The former increased slightly by only 3%, but the latter went up by just under a third.

The fact that the percentage of those who neither agreed or disagreed had almost halved by this year suggests that people had begun to realise the potential of the medium.

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