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Band 6+: The line graph gives information about the usage of Facebook and Twitter.

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The image shows a line graph illustrating the average usage per person of Twitter and Facebook per week in Australia from 2012 to 2016. For Facebook, the number of times per week is 35 in 2012, dips to 25 in 2013, then slightly increases to 28 in 2014, rises to 32 in 2015, and peaks at 38 in 2016. For Twitter, the usage starts at 20 in 2012, decreases to 13 in 2013, remains stable at 13 in 2014, escalates significantly to 24 in 2015, and further increases to 34 in 2016.
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The shown line graph illustrates the information on the usage of Facebook and Twitter in Australia over the period between 2012 and 2016. The data is presented with amount of time in a week.

Overall, it can be seen that the amount of usage in Facebook and Twitter experienced significant growth over the years. It is noticeable that Facebook was more popular than Twitter for most of the period

As the graph provides, the usage of Facebook started at approximately 20 times a week in 2012 followed by an increase to around 30 times a week in 2014. The trend rose to around 35 times a week in 2016.

By contrast, the usage of Twitter, starting from about 25 times a week in 2012, declined to 10 times a week in 2014. At the end of the timeline, the usage of Twitter increased to 35 times a week in 2016.

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