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The image features two bar charts titled "Reasons for using the internet in the UK in 2007 and 2016", displaying percentages across five activities on the x-axis: Emailing, Shopping, Reading news, Banking, and Making video calls. In the 2007 chart (y-axis ranging from 0 to 70%), Emailing is 60%, Shopping is 60%, Reading news is 20%, Banking is 30%, and Making video calls is 8%. In the 2016 chart (y-axis ranging from 0 to 90%), Emailing is 80%, Shopping is 75%, Reading news is 60%, Banking is 60%, and Making video calls is 45%.
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The bar charts illustrate the number of reason why grows-up in United Kingdom used the internet in 2007 and 2016.
Overall, the percentage of adults accessed the internet for all reason were dramatically risen. Emailing and shopping were the two reasons for accessing the internet that grew the most while making video calls was the least.
Regarding emailing and shopping, the common reasons for using the internet were emailing and shopping, both at 60% in 2007 after that in 2016 they were slightly increased, 80% and 75%, respectively. Similarly, the percentage of people said they did read news in 2016 was three times higher than in 2007, from 20% to 60%.
Regarding banking, it was doubled from 30% to 60% between 2007 and 2016. In the same way, making video calls which was the lowest reason for using internet saw a huge climbed from 8% to 45%.
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