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The graph below gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where r v.2

The graph below gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010.
The line graph demonstrates the percentage of Australian population watching movie in a theathre changed from 1990 to 2010. The movie lovers are divided in four different group of various ages i. e. 14-24 y. o. , 25-34 y. o. , 35-49 y. o. , and 50 y. o. onwards. Overall, all of those populations were reported to have upwards trends with different details. \ In 1990, teens and adults aged under 25 years old became the biggest population coming to a cinema by almost 90%. Meanwhile, the three other groups were far below in about 60% of 25-49 years old, and nearly 40% of more 50 years old. Further, people aged 14-24 y. o. had a minimal increase by almost 100% in 2010, but it was still being the dominant population compared to people aged 25-34 y. o. , 35-49 y. o. , and above 50 y. o. by about 85%, more 70%, and around 60%, respectively. Finally, people aged under 25 y. o. was recorded to love attending cinema very much and was predicted to be remain on the top population of movie viewers until the year 2010.
The line graph demonstrates the percentage of Australian
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population
watching movie in a
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theathre
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changed
from 1990 to 2010. The movie lovers
are divided
in four
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different
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group
of various ages
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i. e.
14-24 y. o.
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,
25-34 y. o.
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,
35-49 y. o.
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,
and 50 y. o. onwards.
Overall
, all of those
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populations
were reported
to have upwards trends with
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different
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details
. \

In 1990, teens and adults
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aged
under 25 years
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old
became the biggest
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population
coming to a cinema by almost 90%. Meanwhile, the three other groups were far below in about 60% of 25-49 years
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old
, and
nearly
40% of more 50 years
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old
.
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,
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people
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aged
14-24 y. o. had a minimal increase by almost 100% in 2010,
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but
it was
still
being the dominant
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population
compared to
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people
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aged
25-34 y. o.
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,
35-49 y. o.
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,
and above 50 y. o. by about 85%, more 70%, and around 60%,
respectively
.

Finally
,
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people
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aged
under 25 y. o.
was recorded
to
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love
attending cinema
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very
much and
was predicted
to be
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remain
on the top
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population
of movie viewers until the
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year
2010.
4Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
10Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
9Mistakes
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IELTS academic The graph below gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010.

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3 paragraphs
190 words
6.0
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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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