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Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentage of people going to cinemas in one European country on different days. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart showing the percentage of people attending cinemas from Monday to Sunday over the years 2003, 2005, and 2007. On Monday: 2003 at 10%, 2005 at 14%, 2007 at 12%. Tuesday: 2003 at 20%, 2005 at 16%, 2007 at 18%. Wednesday: 2003 at 16%, 2005 at 15%, 2007 at 9%. Thursday: 2003 at 23%, 2005 at 14%, 2007 at 11%. Friday: all years at 30%. Saturday: 2003 at 40%, 2005 at 45%, 2007 at 42%. Sunday: 2003 at 30%, 2005 at 34%, 2007 at 32%.
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The proportion of people in one particular European country who visited cinemas based on days of the week showed by the bar chart in three different years. Overall, among all three years, the number of people going to cinemas is increasing throughout the week from monday to saturday.

At the first day of the week, there is a decline in the number of people who visited cinemas from 2003 all the way to 2007. Moreover, the proportion are increasing in the next day which is Tuesday for all three different years with 2007 have the most significant rise, roughly 3% compared to year 2003 and 2005. The percentage continued to seemingly increase in the next few days until saturday before it start to drop drastically on sunday.

The only day within the week that all three different years got the same proportion of people visiting cinemas is Friday, approximately 16%. And the highest percentage is happening on Saturday with the year of 2007 have the highest portion, around 26.5%.

The dramatic fall happened in transition from saturday to sunday, with the change over 5% for all three different years. The years with the most fluctuating number throughout the week is the year of 2007, it can be seen as the percentage start to increase in the first three days, it fall back down by roughly 3% before it bounched back in friday and saturday.

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