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The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011. PQ0g
The line graph above illustrates the number of correspondences that Tourist Information Office received in a city for around six-month time period in 2011. This essay will summarize the information that is given on this line chart. The numbers of enquiries that was received in person continous to climb up from January until June 2011. On the first month of 2011, there are about 400 responses and it increased steadily for 100 responses in February and March. On the next month, the number significantly rose from 800 respondents to over 1300 respondents. On May, it grew up to 1600 enquirers. In the last period, the number significantly peaked making enquiries in person the highest compare to the other category. For correspondence that sent by letters/emails, it tends to decline steadily from January to February and between March until May. Meanwhile, the number of respondents that use letters/emails from February until March and May to June remained the same. Last but not least, the data for respondents that use telephones to talk about their problems have a mix trends. From January until the next month, it dropped slightly while it jumped up again in March. On the meantime, the number continues to be steady between March and April. The trend then spike up in May and went even higher on June 2011.
The line graph above illustrates the
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of correspondences that Tourist Information Office received in a city for around six-month time period in 2011. This essay will summarize the information
that is
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given
on this line chart.

The
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numbers
of
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enquiries
that
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in person
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continous
to climb up from January until June 2011. On the
first
month of 2011, there are about 400 responses and it increased
steadily
for 100 responses in February and March. On the
next
month, the
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number
significantly
rose from 800
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respondents
to over 1300
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respondents
.
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On
May, it grew up to 1600 enquirers. In the last period, the
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number
significantly
peaked making
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enquiries
in person the highest compare to the other category.

For correspondence that
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sent
by letters/emails, it tends to decline
steadily
from January to February and between March until May. Meanwhile, the
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number
of
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respondents
that
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use
letters/emails from February until March and May to June remained the same.

Last
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but
not least, the data for
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respondents
that
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use
telephones to talk about their problems have a mix trends. From January until the
next
month, it dropped
slightly
while it jumped up again in March. On the meantime, the
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number
continues to be steady between March and April. The trend then spike up in May and went even higher on June 2011.
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IELTS academic The graph below shows the number of enquiries received by the tourist information office in one city over a six-month period in 2011.

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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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