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The chart shows the number of mobile phones and landlines per 100 people in selected countries. v.3

The chart shows the number of mobile phones and landlines per 100 people in selected countries. v. 3
The bar graph shows the ratio of cell phone and landline users in 7 countries, namely - Canada, US, Germany, Denmark, UK, Sweden and Italy. It is apparently seen that mobile phones are more widely used in the UK, Germany, Sweden and Italy while more percentages of Canadians, Americans and Danes use the fixed phone lines. As the diagram suggests, six out of ten Canadians use landlines while almost 70% Americans had land phones. On contrary to that, almost 40% Canadians prefer mobile phones while almost half of the Americans use cell phones. Mobile phone ownership in Germany and Denmark was 70% and 80% respectively and Danes use more mobile and landlines in average than citizens in other countries. Mobile phones were more popular among British, Swedish and Italian citizens as their ownership ratio falls between 80 to 90 percent, significantly higher than that of Canada, and the US. In summary, Danes use the highest proportion of phones (both landlines and cell phones). Mobile phones are prefered by British, Swedish, German and Italian while a dominance of landlines is obvious in the rest of the countries.
The bar graph
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the ratio of cell
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phone
and landline users in 7 countries,
namely
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Canada, US, Germany, Denmark, UK, Sweden and Italy. It is
apparently
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seen
that mobile
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phones
are more
widely
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used
in the UK, Germany, Sweden and Italy while more percentages of Canadians, Americans and Danes
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use
the
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fixed
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phone
lines.

As the diagram suggests, six out of ten Canadians
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use
landlines while almost 70% Americans had land
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phones
. On contrary to that, almost 40% Canadians prefer mobile
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phones
while almost half of the Americans
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use
cell
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phones
. Mobile
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phone
ownership in Germany and Denmark was 70% and 80%
respectively
and Danes
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use
more mobile and landlines in average than citizens in other countries. Mobile
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phones
were more popular among British, Swedish and Italian citizens as their ownership ratio falls
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between 80 to 90
percent,
significantly
higher than that of Canada, and the US.

In summary, Danes
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use
the highest proportion of
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phones
(both landlines and cell
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phones)
. Mobile
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phones
are
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prefered
by British, Swedish, German and Italian while a dominance of landlines is obvious in the rest of the countries.
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IELTS academic The chart shows the number of mobile phones and landlines per 100 people in selected countries. v. 3

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186 words
6.0
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