The line graph compares the use of social media by people between 30 and 45 year-olds in a country named New Zealand in 2018.
Overall, it is clear that the number of New Zealander using social media was decreased, Facebook was the most favourite platforms all of the period, while Twitter was the least popular. At the beginning, although LinkedIn user was close to Facebook's, it was significantly dropped almost the same as Pinterest at the end.
Take a deeper look into the graph, Facebook gained the highest number of users during the given period, it started with 45 in January, after that, it experienced slight fluctuation before finally falling down by 15% at the end of the year. However, LinkedIn had a dramatic fall in it's popularity, which took it from just below 45% in the beginning of 2018 to as low as 10% by the end.
Although the figures fell down to half for Pinterest and Twitter by the end, the trends still have been comparatively steady for both. In the beginning, about 10% netizens used Pinterest and 5% used Twitter, but they were left to only 5% and 2. 5% respectively as the year reached to an and. 
The line graph compares the  
use
 of social media by  
people
 between 30 and 45 year-olds in a country named New Zealand in 2018. 
Overall
, it is  
clear
 that the number of New  
Zealander
 using social media  
was decreased
, Facebook was the most  
favourite
 platforms  
all of the
 period, while Twitter was the least popular. At the beginning, although LinkedIn user was close to Facebook's, it was  
significantly
 dropped almost the same as Pinterest at the  
end
.
Take a deeper look into the graph, Facebook gained the highest number of users during the  
given
 period, it  
started
 with 45 in January, after that, it experienced slight fluctuation  
before
  finally
 falling down by 15% at the  
end
 of the year.  
However
, LinkedIn had a dramatic fall  
in it's popularity
, which took it from  
just
 below 45% in the beginning of 2018 to as low as 10% by the  
end
.
Although the figures fell down to half for Pinterest and Twitter by the  
end
, the trends  
still
 have been  
comparatively
 steady for both. In the beginning, about 10% netizens  
used
 Pinterest and 5%  
used
 Twitter,  
but
 they were  
left
 to  
only
 5% and 2. 5%  
respectively
 as the year reached to an  
and
.