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The chart below shows the payment methods used most often by us consumers over a four year period Summarize the information b selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant v.1

The chart below shows the payment methods used most often by us consumers over a four year period
The line graph illustrates the four most popular methods of payment in the US over the period of 2002 to 2005. Overall, debit card had the least significant figure and continuously experienced a shortage in the number of users over the given years. Whereas cheque and credit card underwent an absolutely similar trend in the first two years, but then they were poles apart in the following years. In details, only cheque and credit card witnessed a growth in the number of consumers after 4 years, although cheque was seen to be in a much sustainable and faster pace, from just about 27 per cent to nearly 35 per cent. Conversely, despite initially having the largest portion in 2002, the number of cash users dramatically declined in 2003 and continue to dip in the next year though it was seen to regain its popularity and re-encounter credit card proportion in 2005. On the other hand, debit card remained the least popular method, just about half the percentage of cheque and credit card in the first year, and only one-third of credit card percentage in 2005, resulting in a large gap amongst its figure and other ones.
The line graph illustrates the four most popular methods of payment in the US over the period of 2002 to 2005.
Overall
, debit
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card
had the least significant figure and
continuously
experienced a shortage in the number of users over the
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given
years. Whereas
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cheque
and
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credit
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card
underwent an
absolutely
similar trend in the
first
two years,
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but
then they were poles apart in the following years.

In
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details
,
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only
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cheque
and
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credit
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card
witnessed a growth in the number of consumers after 4 years, although
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cheque
was
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seen
to be in a much sustainable and faster pace, from
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just
about 27 per cent to
nearly
35 per cent.
Conversely
, despite
initially
having the largest portion in 2002, the number of cash users
dramatically
declined in 2003 and continue to dip in the
next
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year
though it was
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seen
to regain its popularity and re-encounter
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credit
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card
proportion in 2005.

On the other hand
, debit
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card
remained the least popular method,
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just
about half the percentage of
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cheque
and
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credit
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card
in the
first
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year
, and
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only
one-third of
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credit
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card
percentage in 2005, resulting in a large gap amongst its figure and other ones.
6Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS academic The chart below shows the payment methods used most often by us consumers over a four year period

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