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Band 5+: The charts below show the number of reasons why some people leave the United Kingdom and why some people choose to stay.

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The image presents two pie charts detailing reasons for leaving and staying in the UK: "Why people choose to leave the UK" shows Quality of life 37%, Financial reasons 24%, Employment 18%, Weather 12%, Family/friends 9%; "Why people choose to stay in the UK" shows Family/friends 43%, Social life 21%, Financial reasons 15%, Employment 15%, Language 11%.
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The pie chart illustrates the number of reasons why most people leave and choose stay in the United Kingdom

Overall , most people choosing to leave because of quality of life . The main reason most people staying owing to close to family and friends

In more detail , People choosing to leave in the UK due to their quality of life accounting for 37% , Financial reasons is comprising about 15% . Next , the employment chances just at 15% is the same financial reasons . Finally , Weather and Family/Friends which account for 12% and 9% respectively

By contrast , The most prominent reason for people to stay in Vietnam is because of the intimacy between family and friends , comprising at 43% . Other reasons such as social life and language both of which account for about 21% and 11% respectively . Notably , About 15% for employment opportunities and financial reasons

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Overall Band Score

5.5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
reasons: 5
people: 5
leave: 3
financial: 3
about: 3
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Task Response

6
The report addresses the task by summarising the data presented in the pie charts. The main trends and key figures are identified and presented. However, there are some inaccuracies in the data presented compared to the original charts, particularly regarding financial reasons for leaving and the reasons for staying in the UK.

Coherence & Cohesion

6
The report is generally well-organised with a clear introduction, overview, and detailed comparison. Paragraphing is used effectively to separate different aspects of the data. Cohesive devices are used appropriately to link ideas, contributing to the overall flow of the report.

Lexical Resource

5
A good range of vocabulary is used to describe the data, with some effective collocations. The language is generally appropriate for the task, although there are some instances where more precise or varied vocabulary could be used.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

4
The report uses a mix of simple and complex sentence structures. While there is an attempt to use a range of grammar, there are a number of errors in sentence construction and verb usage that occasionally affect clarity. Greater attention to grammatical accuracy would improve the overall score.

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