It is widely acknowledged that media celebrities are wielding considerable influence on the younger generation. While this trend may present some advantages, I believe it is predominantly a negative development.

A significant concern is that young people tend to imitate inappropriate behaviour showcased on social media. Due to their massive following, celebrities should to exert a substantial influence over their fans' lives, regardless of the message.

In conclusion, admiring celebrities is a personal choice, which prove my arguement is correct.

The line graph compares the amount of waste produced by three companies between 2000 and 2015.

In 2000, company A produced 12 tonnes of waste, the highest of the three, while company C produced only 4 tonnes. By 2015 company C had risen to 10 tonnes and company B had fallen to just 3 tonnes.

Company B rose slightly to 10 tonnes in 2005 before falling steadily, while company A declined gradually across the whole period, ending at 8 tonnes.