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Band 6+: The charts below show the percentage of time younger and older people spend on various Internet activities in their free time(excluding email). Summarise the information and reporting the main features, and make comparisions where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts comparing internet activity time percentages for two age groups. For ages 18-26: social networking 24%, accessing music/films 21%, making purchases 12%, researching health data 20%, playing games 18%, making bookings e.g. cinema/travel 5%. For ages 60-70: social networking 21%, accessing music/films 15%, making purchases 12%, researching health data 22%, playing games 5%, making bookings e.g. cinema/travel 25%.
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The figure demonstrates the rate of time youth and elders spend on different Internet activities except emailing in their free time. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that young people are more related to social networking while older people use it Internet for booking.

General, there is a significant difference in the rate of time allocated to the Internet activities engaged in by young population. Social Networking has the highest rate, comprising 24% of time. Accessing music and films is almost as large as Researching, which makes up 20% of time for each. Playing games (18%) seems less popular around 18-26 age group people, but more interesting than Making purchases (12%). Making booking constitutes the lowest proportion, which comprised 5%,

In general, there is wide disparity in the time percentage for Internet activities among old generation. Making booking has the largest rate of time, which comprised 25%. Interestingly, elders spend almost the as large percentage of time as youth on Social Networking (21%) and Researching (22%). It is obvious that the lowest rate of time has the Playing games, comprising 5%, as adults are more interested in other things.

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