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Band 8+: The following table shows the number of people from five European nations living in each other's countries in 2011. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a table detailing the population of people from five European nations residing in each other's countries in 2011. British living in Germany: 297,000; Italy: 119,000; Poland: 550,000; Spain: 711,000; total: 1,037,000. Germans in Britain: 104,000; Italy: 556,000; Poland: 426,000; Spain: 112,000; total: 1,198,000. Italians in Britain: 79,000; Germany: 42,000; Poland: 106,000; Spain: 109,000; total: 196,000. Poles in Britain: 790,000; Germany: 4,400; Italy: 670; Spain: 170; total: 800,000. Spanish in Britain: 391,000; Germany: 190,000; Italy: 183,000; Poland: 86,000; total: 861,000. Overall total for all countries: 2,968,000.

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The table shows the number of people living in each other’s country among five European nations: Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain.

Overall, Germany is the most popular destination for immigrants, while Poland attracts the fewest. Conversely, Poland has the highest number of emigrants, and Spain the lowest.

In terms of total immigrants, Germany and Britain record the highest figures, with 1,198,000 and 1,037,000 respectively. Italy follows with 863,670, while Spain and Poland receive considerably fewer, at 202,170 and 6,000. It is worth noting that Poland, despite being the least attractive to foreigners, has the largest number of its own citizens living abroad.

Regarding emigration, Poland stands out with the largest number of its citizens abroad, totalling 1,168,000. Italy ranks second with 863,670, whereas Spain has the smallest emigrant population, at only 202,170.

Looking at bilateral flows, the largest group is Italians in Germany, accounting for 556,000 people. The second largest is Poles in Britain, with 550,000. By contrast, very small numbers are observed for Spanish and Italian migrants in Poland, with only 170 and 670 respectively.

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germany: 4

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britain: 3

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The report effectively covers the main features of the table, such as the most and least popular destinations and the largest emigrant populations. Comparisons are made appropriately. However, there are some inaccuracies in the data (e.g., the total for Italy is given as 863,670, but the sum of Italians abroad is 196,000; the figure for Poles in Britain is stated as 550,000, but the table shows 790,000). Additionally, the report omits some key details, such as the total overall figure. To improve, ensure data accuracy and include all relevant totals and comparisons.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is well-organized and easy to follow. The information is presented in a logical sequence, starting with an overview, then discussing total immigrants, emigration, and finally bilateral flows. Paragraphing is clear and appropriate. However, there is a minor lapse in coherence when the report states 'Italy follows with 863,670' and later 'Italy ranks second with 863,670' for emigration, which could cause slight confusion as the same figure is used for both immigration and emigration. Ensuring distinct data for each category would improve clarity.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is varied and appropriate for the task, with terms like 'most popular destination', 'attracts the fewest', 'bilateral flows', and 'accounting for'. The language is natural and sophisticated. However, there is some repetition of phrases such as 'the largest number' and 'the smallest', which could be varied further to enhance lexical range. Overall, the lexical resource is strong and effectively conveys the data.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates excellent grammatical control with a wide range of structures used accurately. Sentences are well-constructed, and punctuation is correct throughout. There are no grammatical errors, and the writing flows smoothly. The use of complex structures, such as 'It is worth noting that...' and 'By contrast, very small numbers are observed...', adds sophistication. This level of accuracy and range is exemplary.

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