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Band 7+: the people charts show the main reason for migration to and from the UK in 2007 summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image presents two pie charts depicting reasons for migration to/from the UK in 2007; the immigration chart shows the following categories and percentages: formal study (26%), accompany/join (15%), looking for work (12%), definite job (30%), no reason stated (11%), and other (6%); the emigration chart includes definite job (29%), accompany/join (13%), looking for work (22%), formal study (4%), no reason stated (18%), and other (14%).
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The two pie charts illustrates the main motives for migration to and from the UK in 2007.

Overall, though the specific reasons varied, employment-related causes were the highest in both directions. Most of those who came into the UK had a valid reason, while one-fifth of those leaving the country did not state a clear reason.

The largest reason for immigration was job-related, with 30%. Education came in next with about 26%. Followed by that, the percentage of those entering UK as a means of accopanying or joining a family member or relative was at 15%, with 12% also migrating for the purpose of looking for job oppurtunites. Small portions of those shared no reason or had a different motive with a percentage of 6% and 11% respectively.

For those emigrating, 29% would leave the country due to having a definite job abroad, which was the most common reason. The extremely noticable difference was that. on the contrary to those immgrating(12%) , 22% of UK residents fled the country to search for employment. Formal study and joining others were not as significant compared to those coming into the country, with a total of just 17% for the two motives.

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Overall Band Score

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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
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Task Response

7
The report covers the requirements of the task, presenting the main features of the pie charts and making relevant comparisons. There are a few minor omissions, such as not explicitly combining the 'definite job' and 'looking for work' categories to highlight the overall dominance of employment-related migration. To improve, consider grouping related categories for a more impactful overview and ensuring all significant data points are addressed.

Coherence & Cohesion

7
The report is generally well-organized with a clear overview and specific details in the subsequent paragraphs. The information is presented logically, and the connections between ideas are mostly clear. However, the transition between paragraphs could be smoother to enhance the flow of the report. Consider using more varied cohesive devices to avoid repetition and improve the overall coherence.

Lexical Resource

7
The report demonstrates a good range of vocabulary suitable for the task. There are instances of appropriate word choice and an attempt to avoid repetition. However, there's room for improvement in using more precise and sophisticated vocabulary to describe the data. For example, instead of 'Small portions of those shared no reason,' you could use a more refined phrase. Also, ensure correct spelling throughout the report.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

7
The report demonstrates a reasonable command of grammar with a mix of simple and complex sentences. There are a few grammatical errors and phrasing issues that need attention. For example, 'The two pie charts illustrates' should be 'The two pie charts illustrate,' and 'accopanying' should be 'accompanying,' 'oppurtunites' should be 'opportunities', 'immgrating' should be 'immigrating'. Correcting these errors and ensuring subject-verb agreement will improve the grammatical accuracy of the report.

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