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    The line graph shows cinema attendance in Great Britain from 1984 to 2000 broken down by age groups. It shows that cinema attendance significantly increased overall during this period. The 15-24 age group saw the largest rise, going from 18% of cinema goers in 1984 to over 54% in 2000. Attendance among those aged 35 and older also substantially increased over the period, from 1% to nearly 14%. Younger age groups of 7-14 and 25-35 saw gradual increases until 1997 but then diverged, with 7-14 attendance declining while 25-35 attendance continued rising before both ended at 32% in 2000.

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    The line graph shows cinema attendance in Great Britain from 1984 to 2000 broken down by age groups. It shows that cinema attendance significantly increased overall during this period. The 15-24 age group saw the largest rise, going from 18% of cinema goers in 1984 to over 54% in 2000. Attendance among those aged 35 and older also substantially increased over the period, from 1% to nearly 14%. Younger age groups of 7-14 and 25-35 saw gradual increases until 1997 but then diverged, with 7-14 attendance declining while 25-35 attendance continued rising before both ended at 32% in 2000.

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    Line Graph-Trend 02 HW

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    The line graph shows cinema attendance in Great Britain from 1984 to 2000 broken down by age groups. It shows that cinema attendance significantly increased overall during this period. The 15-24 age group saw the largest rise, going from 18% of cinema goers in 1984 to over 54% in 2000. Attendance among those aged 35 and older also substantially increased over the period, from 1% to nearly 14%. Younger age groups of 7-14 and 25-35 saw gradual increases until 1997 but then diverged, with 7-14 attendance declining while 25-35 attendance continued rising before both ended at 32% in 2000.

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    The graph below shows cinema attendance by age in Great Britain.

    1/ INTRODUCTION
    The graph => the provided line graph
    Shows => illustrates
    Cinema attendance by age => the proportion of movie-goers
    categorized by various age brackets
    In Great Britain => in the United Kingdom
    From 1984 to 2000 => between 1984 and 2000.
    The provided line graph illustrates the proportion of movie-
    goers in the United Kingdom categorized by various age
    brackets between 1984 and 2000.
    2/ OVERVIEW
    Overall, it is clear that cinema attendance rose significantly from
    1984 to 2000. Also, the proportion of over 35-year-old people
    watching films at the cinema was by far lowest.

    Overall, it is clear that cinema attendance in all age groups


    witnessed a significant rise from 1984 to 2000. Also, the
    proportion of people watching films at the movie theater varied
    with age, with the lowest figure belonging to over 35-year-old age
    bracket.

    3/ BODY
    Since 1984, cinema attendance has undergone a considerably
    rising trend, but the greatest increase was for 15-24 age group,
    whose figure rose from 18% in 1984 to over 54% in 2000. In
    spite of some fluctuations between 1990 and 1995, people in this
    age group still went to cinema more than other categories. Also,
    there was a substantial incline in the figure for older people (35
    plus). In this case, the proportion of movie-goers rose over this
    period from 1% to nearly 14% at the end of the time scale.
    As far as the remaining age groups are concerned, the cinema
    attendance of 7-14 and 25-35-year-old groups followed a
    relatively similar pattern from the beginning to 1997, which was
    characterized by a gradual incline before experiencing a drop
    after this date. From 1999 the trends differed in that 7-14- year olds
    went to cinema less frequently while the figure for 25- 35- year olds
    was on an increase/increased before finishing at the same level
    (32%) at the end of the period shown.

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