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The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London. YoJm
The given line graph shows data on the number of underground station passengers of London city from 6: 00 am till 10: 00 pm. As is observed from the graph, the highest number of people use the underground stations of London at 8: 00 am and 6: 00 pm. At 6: 00 am around 100 underground passengers can be found at the stations and this number increases seamlessly until 8: 00 am when the passengers’ number reaches to 400. After 8: 00 am the number declines steadily until 10: 00 am when it reaches at around 180. The number keeps fluctuating until 4: 00 pm and on an average 200 passengers can be observed during this period. After 4: 00 pm the passenger number increases and reaches at 380 at around 6: 00 pm. After 6: 00 pm, the passenger number decreases with some fluctuations until 10: 00 pm. In summary, the highest number of passengers of London underground stations can be found in the stations during the office going and office leaving times in a day.
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of London city from 6: 00 am till 10: 00 pm. As
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of London at 8: 00 am and 6: 00 pm.

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reaches to 400. After 8: 00 am the
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increases and reaches at 380 at around 6: 00 pm. After 6: 00 pm, the
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In summary, the highest
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during the office going and office leaving times in a day.
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IELTS academic The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London.

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