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Band 7+: You are given a bar chart that compares the internet usage in different age groups. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar graph showing internet usage by age group with percentage on the y-axis and age group on the x-axis; 18-24 year olds at 80%, 25-34 year olds at 75%, 35-44 year olds at 70%, 45-54 year olds at 60%, 55-64 year olds at 50%, and 65+ year olds at 40%.
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The chart shows the percentage of people using the internet, divided by age group.

Overall, the percentage of people using the internet varies significantly with age; in other words, the younger people are, the more they use the internet.

It is evident that teenagers have the highest proportion of all age groups, making up nearly 90%. Following this group are adults, with only 80% of them using the internet. Next, middle-aged individuals are divided into two groups: those aged 35-44 and those aged 45-54. They have around 75% and nearly 70% of them using the internet, respectively. Finally, the elderly group, particularly those older than 65 years, contributes insignificantly to the chart, with roughly 35% of them using the internet.

In summary, the data clearly indicates that internet usage decreases with age, with teenagers leading in online access and the elderly group showing the least engagement.

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