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Band 5+: The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents two sections: a line graph showing typical daily electricity demand in winter and summer, and a pie chart illustrating electricity usage distribution. In the line graph, winter demand ranges from 30,000 to 48,000 units, peaking between 21:00-24:00 hours; summer demand ranges from 12,000 to 22,000 units, peaking around 13:00-15:00 hours. The pie chart shows electricity uses: 52.5% for heating rooms and heating water, 17.5% for ovens, kettles, and washing machines, 15% for lighting and TV/radio, and 15% for vacuum cleaners, food mixers, and electric tools.
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There are two charts show the consumption of electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The graph gives information about English’s demand and the pie chart shows statistics about how electricity is used for in an English home.

According to the first chart, it can be seen that the demand for electricity of English is change constantly all day in both seasons. In summer, in the first three hours of day , English consumpt nearly 20,000 uniis of electricity. In the next 6 hours, the demand is gone down but not considerably. From 9 to 14 hours, it means that it is the time every people demand to use electricity much, so the electricity source used is risen significantly to 20,000 uniis. The other time,this is not changed much, expected the last time of the day has grew slightly. But in winter the demand for electricity is more than in summer. They start a day with the consumption of electricity reach to 35,000 uniis of electricty. Almost 24 hours of day the amount of electricity has been rising sharply. This demand has reach to the top of the day before 21 hours with the consumption is nearly 50,000 uniis of electricity. It is no doubt that in the last time of the day it decrease.

Follow to the data in the pie chart, it can be seen that people use electricity for running different features in their home. The most energy they use for heating rooms and water that reaches to 52,5 percent. They spend only 30 percent of energy for both cooking, vacuun cleaners, electric foots and entertaining and 17,5 percent to help them in houseworks.

Overall,both of them show that the needs of using elctricity in England is very high, especially in winter. English spend the most electricity running the heating machines to keep their health in winter and summer.

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