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Band 6+: the table below gives information on the frequency of using internet by adults in one european country between 2006 to 2010.

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The table chart illustrates information on the frequency of using internet by adults in one European country from 2006 and 2010.

Overall, it is noticeable that the percentages of daily and weekly showed an upward trend, while those of 3 times/month and never showed an opposite trend during the given period.

In detail, in 2006, the percentages of daily and weekly began at 36% and 15%, respectively. Daily recorded the biggest figure in the first year and it increased slightly to 45% in 2008. Surprisingly, it peaked at 72% after 2 years. Meanwhile, the figure for weekly fluctuated between 22% and 29% for 4 years.

On the other hand, in the first year, the percentages of 3 times/month and never stood at 15% and 34%, each. There was a considerable decrease in the figure for 3 times/month to 8% in 2009. In the final year, it hit the bottom of 5%. Lastly, 16% was seen in the figure for never in 2008. Interestingly, 1% of one European country used the internet in 2010.

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