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Band 4+: The charts belove give information about the use of the Internet in five countries in Europe in 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two charts, the first is a horizontal bar chart titled "The population using the internet" with bars representing Spain at approximately 5%, France at approximately 10%, Sweden at approximately 20%, Germany at approximately 35%, and the UK at approximately 38%. The second is a pie chart titled "The average spending on shopping on the Internet per person (€)" with segments showing Germany at €87, Sweden at €76, France at €57, Spain at €46, and the UK at €10.
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The chart illustrates the use of the internet in five countries ( Spain, France, Sweden, Germany, UK)

Overal, all countries usages have spent time on the internet however, due to chart in Sweden individuals concentrate more on internet unlike Spain. In France neither more nor less, It is the best avarage for chart. German citizens benefital from internet as well. I consider UK statictics are not satisfactory it ranks second in terms of score.

on the second pie-chart, it can be seen six countries and their statistics(Germany, Sweden, France, Spain, UK) Sweden people also have used a lot. Moreover, French citicens rank second. Aparantly, in UK almost nobody has bought anything on the internet. However in Spain has been used actively.

Finally, all the pie-chart shows us all progress of the countries and their locations it can asist us to explain all the charts.

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