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Band 4+: The graph shows Internet usage at one of the Russian universities from August to November 2021. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows the percentage of internet users on campus for August (Students 25%, Guests 50%, Teachers 25%), September (Students 50%, Guests 25%, Teachers 25%), October (Students 75%, Guests 13%, Teachers 12%), and November (Students 50%, Guests 25%, Teachers 25%).
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This diagrams show us internet usage by groups of people in each of four mounths.

On the diagrams we can see three types of users – students, guests and teachers. Also, we can noticed, what mesures was making at four mounts – august, september, october and november.

At the august about 20% of users was a students, what’s absolutely normal, because how we all knows, at the august students at the rest. About 60% of users at this mount is a guests and about 20% is a teachers.

In september we see another situation – almost 35% of all users is students, about 40% – guests and how at the august – about 20% is a teachers. We can notice, what percent of guests decrease at this mounth, because at the septemer starts a new semester of education, and most of all students and teachers comes to the Campus. In october main part of all users are students. Its more than 50% and somthing about 65 percents. At the second place are guests – about 15 percents and at the last place of quantity is a teachers – a little bit less then 20%. And at the last mount we can see, what it is have no seriously defference with october. At the november main part of users are students, a little bit less guests then october and a little more teachers – almost 25%.

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