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    The line graph shows the number of questions asked to a tourist information office from January to June 2011, with questions asked in person and by telephone being most common while letters and emails were less so. While in-person questions started at around 400 in January and rose sharply to nearly 2,000 by June, telephone questions began around 1,000 before decreasing to 800 and then increasing sharply to 1,600 by June, with letters and emails starting at around 800 but dramatically decreasing to be the least used method by the later months.

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    The line graph shows the number of questions asked to a tourist information office from January to June 2011, with questions asked in person and by telephone being most common while letters and emails were less so. While in-person questions started at around 400 in January and rose sharply to nearly 2,000 by June, telephone questions began around 1,000 before decreasing to 800 and then increasing sharply to 1,600 by June, with letters and emails starting at around 800 but dramatically decreasing to be the least used method by the later months.

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    Task 1 Line Graph

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    The line graph shows the number of questions asked to a tourist information office from January to June 2011, with questions asked in person and by telephone being most common while letters and emails were less so. While in-person questions started at around 400 in January and rose sharply to nearly 2,000 by June, telephone questions began around 1,000 before decreasing to 800 and then increasing sharply to 1,600 by June, with letters and emails starting at around 800 but dramatically decreasing to be the least used method by the later months.

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    The line graph illustrates the number of questions sent to the Tourist Information office in a

    particular city in 6 months from January to June in 2011.

    Overall, it is clear that visitors who came to the tourist information office directly to ask questions
    and by telephone were the most popular while letters and emails were the less common choice.
    Additionally, there was an upward trend in the number of enquiries in person during the given
    period.

    In the first month of 2011, not many tourists asked for information in person, with just over 400
    questions. After 5 months, the figure witnessed a significant rise to nearly 2000 questions. Also,
    most people used the telephone to ask nearly 1000 questions, followed by a decrease to 800
    questions in the next month. Then this figure recovered and continue to increase sharply by 1600
    questions in the final month. Meanwhile, the amount of comments sent by letters and emails
    approximately 800 questions in January tend to go down dramatically, which becomes the least used
    by visitors in the late month

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