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Information provided in the graph illustrates communication in one of the US states between 12-19 year old teenagers. As it is seen from the graph, there was a dramatic rise in using text messages in September 2009, calls on the cell phones remained constant, talk face-to-face fluctuated throughout three years and emailing decreased gradually. Text […]
The given line graph shows three different ways of communication among adolescents in the age between 12 and 19 in particular state in the US in 2006-2009 period Overall, it can be clearly sean that the use of text messages increased dramatically, whereas email method and face to face interactions show the fluctuations. Additionally, phone […]
The line graph represents how the teenagers aged between 12 to19 communicate with each other during the timeline 2006 to 2009 in the United States. Overall,the total number of teenagers who prefer to communicate through online and gadgets have increased. The graph of email interaction has declined. Due to technological advancements there is gradual increase […]
The line graph indicates the ways that young people (Aged 12-19) in one state of America to each other. As can be seen from the graph, the use of text messages communicating rose dramatically, with favor for calls on cell phones gradually, whereas the use of talk-face-to-face and email had been continuously falling. Starting with […]
The information illustrated in the graph indicates how teenagers (aged 12-19) in one state in the United States communicated with each other between November 2006 and September 2009. Essentially, texting messages rose slightly, calls in cell phones remained steadily, talking face-to-face showed fluctuating and email dropped unevenly. In September 2009, texting messages was principal methods […]