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Band 4+: The chart shows the results of surveys in one African country asking teenagers the main reasons for using their phones between 2016 and 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays the main reasons for teenagers in one African country using their phones from 2016 to 2019 through four pie charts. In 2016, social networks account for 50% of usage, emails for 25%, digital cameras for 15%, and phone calls for 10%. In 2017, social networks increase to 48%, emails decrease to 24%, digital cameras remain at 15%, and phone calls increase to 13%. In 2018, social networks slightly increase to 51%, emails decrease to 20%, digital cameras decrease to 11%, and phone calls increase to 18%. In 2019, social networks continue to increase to 56%, emails further decrease to 19%, digital cameras decrease to 5%, and phone calls slightly increase to 20%.
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The graph illustrates the findings from surveys carried out in an African country in which youngsters were asking on their main purposes for manipulating their phones from 2016 to 2019. In overall, they used it mostly for social networks features because it represents a large amount in all charts.

In 2016, the main reasons for teenagers in one African area was 50%. 25 % of it was for email purposes and remaining was for digital camera and phone calls. The next year the portions decreased for social networks 48% and emails 24%. However phone calls rised up to 13%. The difference between these two years is that youngsters priority was still social medias and emails but had reduced their time spending on it for phone calls.

The two previous years 2018 and 2019 had an increased on social networks.In comparison email declined from 20% to 19% and phone calls too from 18% to 20%. Digital camera rised up and reached it’s peak with 20% in 2019. Their main reasons for using their phone in 2018 was social networks and emails while in 2019 it was for social medias and digital camera.

In conclusion, youngsters main explanation for using their phone in all four years is social networks because it represents a consistent amount in all charts.

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