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Band 5+: Pie chart to show main reason people in and out of the UK

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The image presents two pie charts detailing reasons for immigration and emigration to and from the UK in 2007. For immigration: formal study 26%, definite job 30%, accompany/join 15%, no reason stated 11%, looking for work 12%, other 6%. For emigration: formal study 4%, definite job 29%, accompany/join 13%, no reason stated 14%, looking for work 22%, other 18%.
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Pie chart to show main reason people in and out of the UK.

Overview: To compare this two pie charts the main reason for people immigration and emigration. Formal study is the most unpopular reason for emigration and had a lot of voises in immigration. Accompany/join has practically same result.

Definute job is the most popular reason for immigration and emigration, with 30 and 29 persent of people. The Formal study has 26 persent of people’s voises for immigration and only 4 persent for emigration. Accompany/join practically simular with 15 persent immigration and 13 persent emigration The amount of people who doesn’t stated a reason 6 persent of immigrationv and 18 persent of emigrated. The persent of individuals whois looking for work 12 persent in immegration and 22 persent in emigration. The persentage of people who choose “Other” is practically same 11 persent in immmigration and 14 persent in emigration.

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5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
C1 - Intricate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
persent: 12
emigration: 7
reason: 5
people: 5
immigration: 5
practically: 3
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6
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Coherence & Cohesion

5
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Grammatical Range & Accuracy

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