Gia Phat Luong

The chart above illustrates the rates of bussiness with the a presence of on social media. Time?

Overall, we can see all 3 types of bussiness, small, medium and large, have followed a similar patten
of of rising in which their figures rose from 2012 to 2014, and falling fell in 2015, and then
remarkably recovered a huge portion of their percentages just a year later.

Looking at this chart, we can see the percentage of small businesses rose slightly [S + V] from just
under 30% in 2012 to 35% in 2015. After that, the percentage dropped down to 30% [S + V], but
small businesses recovered and rose sharply up to 50% [S + V] in 2016..

Small businesses and medium businesses have a similar pattern, with the latter rising sharply at first
and the former steadily rose, before dropping down. However, It then fell back down to the
beginning at 30%, but the percentages recovered and rose over 50%.

Large businesses started off differently from the others. The rates of businesses remained stable at
first at under 80%. Then, it plumitted to 50% in 2015, but would then increased to nearly 80% in
2016.

Bài em thiếu hẳn một thao tác comparing. Hỏi cô trên lớp.

Minh Anh

The graph makes a comparison among the percentage of social media presence of businesses in 4
years from 2012.

Overall, all three types ranges of businesses followed relatively similar patterns. As can be seen
obviously from the chart, the social dominance was the large businesses over the given period.

To be more specific, in the first 3 years, both figures for small and medium businesses followed an
upward trend while the reverse was seen in the remaining figure. Regarding small businesses, the
years between 2012 and 2014 observed a constant growth in the figure for this group of companies,
followed by a decline of nearly 5 percent. In the following 2 years, the proportion of small businesses
with social appearance increased by roughly two-thirds from 30%. Turning to the medium
businesses, this figure witnessed a noticeable increase to nearly 50 percent in 2014. In 2015 small
and medium shared identical figures, at 30 percent after experiencing a recovery.

Regarding the remaining type of businesses, the percentage stabilized for the first 2 years prior at 78
percent prior to dropping negligibly between 2013 and 2014. In the 2 following years, the proportion
chưa nói đoạn giảm mạnh ở 2015 of large businesses in social presence recovered and surpassed its
initial value values, peaking at 79 percent in 2016.

Phương Linh

The given chart demonstrates the proportion of the UK-based businesses having an existent a
presence on social media between 2012 and 2016.

Generally, an upward trend was recorded in all three types of corporations for four years straight.
The year 2016 was witnessed the overall highest percentages year, while the reverse was seen in
2015.

Between 2012 and 2014, the figure for small businesses experienced a constant increase of
approximately 8% from?. The years From 2012 to 2013 observed a sudden growth from over 30% to
roughly 49% in the percentage of medium companies present on social platforms [before
unremarkably surging by slightly 1% in the next year]. Meanwhile, the the figure for large businesses
proportion was significantly higher than the others, which remained stable for two consecutive years
straight, followed by a mild decrease of 1% in 2014.

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From 2015 to 2016, all three figures underwent a decline before recovering in the next year. The
percentage of small businesses and medium corporations shared identical statistics at 30% in 2015]
then experienced a recovery that the proportion of medium businesses proportion surpassed that of
small businesses one to become the second highest figure at about 52%. Whereas the figure for large
companies dramatically soared to under 80% in 2016 after hitting its bottom at 51% in the previous
year.

Nguyễn Quý Hoàng

The bar chart details the proportion of businesses possessing a social media presence in the UK
between 2012 and 2016.

Overall, what stands out is that data in all types of businesses increased throughout the period,
although there was a decrease in 2015/All figures followed an upward trend despite a noticeable
decline in 2015. Remarkably, the year 2016 witnessed the highest percentage of businesses having a
social media presence.

While the percentage of small businesses experienced a slight/marginal/modest/mild increase from

28% to 30% in 2013 and 35% in 2014, the figure for medium-sized businesses rose sharply by nearly
17% in 2013 and 18% in 2014. It can be easily seen that both the data for small and medium-sized
businesses shared the same fall of to 30% in 2015. The year 2016 witnessed a dramatic growth in the
proportion of small and medium businesses, with the former rising to 49% and the latter surging to
over 50%.

In 2012, the proportion of large businesses was over three-quarters, followed by a two-year period of
stability. Despite a significant drop of nearly 24% from 76% in 2015, the figure for large businesses
remained stable for the rest of the period at nearly 80% in 2016.
Bình Viễn bài thiếu từ

The chart above desctibe the rates proportion of bussiness with a the presence of on social media.

Overall, as can be seen form the chart, all bussiness witnessed a remarkable increase form 2012 to
2014, and decreased at in 2015, then recovered at in 2015. Chưa có kỹ năng viết overview

To be more specific, when we looking at small bussiness, this figure experienced a modest rise form
28% in 2012 to 35% 2015. And the percentages dropped to 30% in 2015. After that, this figure surged
abruptly form 30% in 2015 to 49% in 2015

Small bussiness and medium bussiness share the same pattern. But form 2012 to 2014 the
percentages soared form 30% to 49%

The rate of large bussiness remained stable at 78% in the first two years thế còn 2014? and dropped
to 51% in 2015. But then the percentages in 2016 recovered , peaking at 79%

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Khánh Huyền Vũ

The provided bar chart compares 3 different types of businesses in the UK utilizing social media for
commercial purposes over a 5-year period, starting from 2012.

It is noticeable that the small and medium companies experienced an increase in social media use,
whereas the figure graph for large companies remained mostly steady. Another striking feature is
that large companies consistently ranked first over the surveyed period.

Concerning small organisations exploiting social media in the first 3 years, the figures increased
gradually by 7% (from?) in the first three years, prior to undergoing a decline số liệu? in 2015.
However, in 2016, a recovery to 50% was recorded in this figure 2016, at approximately 50%,
exceeding its initial value. Following the a similar patterns, from 2012 to 2014, the percentage of
medium businesses with a social media presence also observed a growth to nearly 50%, before
experiencing a fall and a recovery 2 years later, ending at 52%, surpassing the percentage of 2012.
which even surpassed the first data.

Between 2012 and 2014, the proportion of large companies remained unchanged, at 78%. The year
2015 witnessed an abrupt decrease of more than 20%, before recovering in 2016, peaking at roughly
80%.

Phương Phương

The bar chart demonstrates changes in the presence of on social networking sites for of three
different UK types of business in the UK purposes in half a decade starting from 2012.

Overall, it is clear that there was an upward trend in all types of business for most of the surveyed
period, despite a dramatic decline in 2015. Noticeably, the proportion of large corporations ones
consistently ranked first in terms of social media presence.

According to survey the provided data, the percentage of small businesses between 2012 and 2013
increased slightly from 28% to 30%, while the medium businesses shot up considerably from their
figure stood at 31% to roughly 50%. In contrast, the large-sized businesses remained almost mostly
stable, standing which stood at 78% in the first two years. This number then decreased negligibly to
77% by in 2014, which was before plummeting to 52% in 2015. The portion of small and medium
businesses followed relatively the same/similar patterns. Between 2012 and 2014, Those the former
and the latter rose to 35% and 49% respectively, then dropped exponentially to the same data, at
30%.

In 2016, the figures for all types of companies recovered and surpassed their initial values after
experiencing substantial declines. Specifically, the former reached respectively a highs of just 28%,
31%, and 78% for small, medium, and large businesses whereas the latter peaked at 49%, 52%, and
79%.