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The line graph shows the information on the percentage of people that went to the cinema in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2020.

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The line graph shows the information on the percentage of people that went to the cinema in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2020. People that attend had been divided into four different age groups. Overall, the young people aged 14 to 24 seem to be more inactive going to the cinema than the older aged group. The percentage slightly dropped in the year 1995 to 2000 and it rose slightly to 20% in 2005. Then, the percentage gradually rose after 2005. People who aged 24 to 34 go to the cinema more than the people who aged 14 to 24. It had a slow dip in 2000 and rose to around 32% in 2005. After that, it remained stable until 2010. For the people who aged between 34 and 44 goes to the cinema more often than the young people. The percentage slightly dropped in 1995 to 2000 from 35% to 32%. The age between 44 to 54 have the highest percentage that visited the cinema. They had increased about 7% compared with those aged 33 to 44. As you can see in the graph all stages of people slightly drop in the 1995 to 2000 but all rose after the year 2000. The age group of the 44 to 54 had the highest percentage that visited the cinema and the age group of 14 to 24 had the lowest percentage.
The line graph
shows
the information on the
percentage
of
people
that went to the
cinema
in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2020.
People
that attend had
been divided
into four
different
age
groups.

Overall
, the young
people
aged
14 to 24 seem to be more inactive going to the
cinema
than the older
aged
group. The
percentage
slightly
dropped in the year 1995 to 2000 and it
rose
slightly
to 20% in 2005. Then, the
percentage
gradually
rose
after 2005.
People
who
aged
24 to 34 go to the
cinema
more than the
people
who
aged
14 to 24. It had a slow dip in 2000 and
rose
to around 32% in 2005. After that, it remained stable until 2010.

For the
people
who
aged
between 34 and 44 goes to the
cinema
more
often
than the young
people
. The
percentage
slightly
dropped in 1995 to 2000 from 35% to 32%. The
age
between 44 to 54
have the highest
percentage
that visited the
cinema
. They had increased about 7% compared with those
aged
33 to 44.

As you can
see
in the graph all stages of
people
slightly
drop in the 1995 to 2000
but
all
rose
after the year 2000. The
age
group of the 44 to 54 had the highest
percentage
that visited the
cinema
and the
age
group of 14 to 24 had the lowest
percentage
.
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