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Band 5+: The graph below shows relative price changes for fresh fruits and vegetables, sugar and sweets, and carbonated drinks between 1979 and 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words

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The image displays a line graph showing relative price changes from 1979 to 2009 for categories: fresh fruits and vegetables, consumer-price index, sugar and sweets, and carbonated drinks. In 1979, all categories start at 60. By 1983, fresh fruits and vegetables are at 60, consumer-price index at 75, sugar and sweets at 75, carbonated drinks at 75. By 1987, fresh fruits and vegetables rise to 120, consumer-price index to 90, sugar and sweets to 100, carbonated drinks to 90. By 1991, fresh fruits and vegetables reach 130, consumer-price index 105, sugar and sweets 110, carbonated drinks 110. By 1995, fresh fruits and vegetables increase to 180, consumer-price index 125, sugar and sweets 140, carbonated drinks 120. In 1999, fresh fruits and vegetables have a value of 220, consumer-price index 150, sugar and sweets 150, carbonated drinks 130. By 2003, fresh fruits and vegetables hit 240, consumer-price index 175, sugar and sweets 160, carbonated drinks 150. By 2007, fresh fruits and vegetables reach 280, consumer-price index 200, sugar and sweets 170, and carbonated drinks 160. Finally, in 2009, fresh fruits and vegetables climb to 330, consumer-price index 210, sugar and sweets 180, carbonated drinks 150.
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The chart gives information about changes of greens and sweets,fizzy drinks price from1979 to 2009.

Overall,the line graph shows upward trend.The price of fresh fruits and vegetables have been rising steadily between 1979-2009.Meanwhile carbonated drinks have the lowest increase.

The peak of price for greens and fresh fruits occurred in2007 with around 300-350.dollars.Unfortunately the price declined by 2009 accounts under 330dollars.The data was fluctuating between the two years.The price of fruits and vegetables in1989 to 1993 had been dipped (150-180)dollars.The following years between 1993-1997)has been grew stable.

In terms of the lowest one which was carbonated drinks hitted the highest price in 2009 made up 150 dollars.If comparing with fresh greens highest price which composed over350 the peak price of fizzy drinks was much more lower.Carbonate drinks trend had been remaining the same between 1985-1999.From 2003 to 2009 trend started grow upwards.

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