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Band 4+: The line graph shows how much money overseas visitors spent in the UK from 1980 - 2010 and the pie charts show the reasons for their visits in 1980 and 2010. 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 includes a line graph and two pie charts; the line graph displays money spent in the UK by overseas visitors from 1980 to 2010 with data points: 1980 - 7,500 million; 1985 - 8,000 million; 1990 - 9,000 million; 1995 - 10,000 million; 2000 - 11,000 million; 2005 - 10,500 million; 2010 - 9,000 million; the pie charts indicate reasons for visiting: in 1980, 44.1% holiday, 25.7% visiting, 16.6% business, 13.6% other; in 2010, 39.1% holiday, 28.2% visiting, 22.8% business, 9.9% other.
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The chart illustrate the location of dance classes and diferrent age group attending the classes .

Overall,it seems to be that private studios seen as good population of dance lover whereas ballet dance are more preffered by both age groups .

After analyzing the information it is crystal clear that,loaction of danceare more preffered by people is private studio by 48% as community halls are have18% . In addition,college based studios are liked less with 10% only but schools halls have good percentile as compared to college studio that is 24%.

shifting attention to remaining data ,as different age group like differ dance so ballet dance mostly likeed by under 11 age group with 600 wheras as twice of this liked by 11-16 .Additionally tap dance are mosyly liked by teenagers with 450 as negligible change seen in 11-16 age group with 420 . As modern dance are more favoured by 11-16 age group with 500 as 300 by tennagers .

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