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Band 5+: The table below gives information on internet activities by age group (percentage of users). Prompt: 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 displays two sections: a table titled "Total Number of Internet Users (in millions)" and a pie chart titled "Internet Shopping in Europe (2004)." The table lists data for Switzerland (1995: 1M, 2000: 2M, 2004: 4M), Germany (1995: 5M, 2000: 14M, 2004: 15M), France (1995: 2M, 2000: 3M, 2004: 6M), Spain (1995: 0.5M, 2000: 0.7M, 2004: 2M), and the UK (1995: 16M, 2000: 22M, 2004: 41M). The pie chart segments European internet shopping shares in 2004, with the UK holding 47.47%, Germany 17.17%, France 11.11%, Spain 13.13%, and Switzerland 11.11%.
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The picture gives a data on internet activity by the age in the other countries.As we can see, the UK had 16 milion users, the most quantity of internet users in 1995, and it significantly growed up pass the years, and from 2000’s to 2004 it’s quantity almost doubled from 22 to 41 milion,also steal being at the top of users by the years.

However,Switzerland,France and Spain has a lowest statistics from 1995 to 2004. Spain had miniscule amount of internet users by comparing to other countries, in 1995 Spain had 500 thousand users and it minimal increase pass the years from 1995 to 2004, in 2004 the amount of users reaches 2 million. France and Switzerland on the other hand, slightly increased by the years, in 1995 the quantity of Switzerland and France counted 1 and 2 million wifi users, in 2000 they gained 1 million users and in 2004 doubled their amount.

Germany for example, shows unstable increase from 1995 to 2004. In 1995 Germany has 5 million users, in 2000’s quantity of users noticeably increased to 14, and in 2004 finally reaches to 15 million users.

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