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Band 4+: The line graph shows the number of overseas visitors who came to the UK for different purposes between 1989 and 2009. Summarize the information by reporting the main features and making comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a line graph showing visitors in millions for three purposes over five years. For Business, visitor numbers were: 1989, 5.0M; 1994, 6.0M; 1999, 6.5M; 2004, 8.0M; 2009, 7.0M. For Holiday, the numbers were: 1989, 6.5M; 1994, 9.0M; 1999, 7.0M; 2004, 6.5M; 2009, 9.0M. For Meeting friends and relatives, the figures were: 1989, 3.5M; 1994, 5.0M; 1999, 5.5M; 2004, 6.8M; 2009, 6.5M.
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The line graph compares three options of overseas travelers when came to the UK from 1989 to 2009.

Overall , the figure for overseas tourists came to the UK with different options rose grually over the 20-year peroid. Futhermore, option of hodilay in the UK where the number of overseas vistors were highest.

In the 1989 year, Meeting friends and relatives were close to 3.5 millons foreign tourists , and business stood at 5 millons while holiday were largest with around 6.5 millions international travelers . Over a peroid of 5 years , meeting friends and relative increased slightly only from 3.5 millions to 4.5 millions, and holiday grew of 2.5 millions oversea visitors and peak at 9 millions foreign tourists before delcine rapidly around 2.5 millions visitor between 1994 and 2004. In addition, meeting friends and relative increased to nearly double the original amount and business rose gradually by nearly 3 millions visitors.

Between 2004 and 2009, both meeting friends, relative and business decreased by 1 millions foreign travelers. While holiday grow rapidly around 2,5 millions people and roughly equal to the starting figure

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