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Band 4+: The table shows the number of exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia and vice versa. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two tables comparing exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia and from universities in Australia to Europe for 2007 and 2009. In the first table: France had 61 (2007) and 60 (2009); Sweden had 32 (2007) and 42 (2009); United Kingdom had 31 (2007) and 25 (2009); Germany had 27 (2007) and 63 (2009); The Netherlands had 36 (2007) and 36 (2009); Total numbers were 186 (2007) and 226 (2009). In the second table: France had 37 (2007) and 58 (2009); Sweden had 33 (2007) and 27 (2009); United Kingdom had 32 (2007) and 23 (2009); Germany had 18 (2007) and 26 (2009); The Netherlands had 32 (2007) and 18 (2009); Total numbers were 152 (2007) and 152 (2009).
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The table shows the number of exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia from 2007 untill 2009 furthermore, vice versa. during the periods

It can be seen that, the number of individuals, students exchange from universities in europe to Australia showed an increasing trend in 63 by garmany. However, exchanging students from universities in Australia to Europe experienced a decreasing trend in France 58.

It is clear that, many students exchanged universities in Europe to france between 2007 and 2009. among them, france and Netherlands 61 and 60 furthermore 36 or 36 approximatly, The United Kindgdom was 31, in 2007 in. addition Garmany highest 63 in 2009 which 27 in 2007.

In 2007, France exchanging students 37 beside was 58 in 2009. United Kingdom and Netherlands were stable 32 approximately. swedon and Garmany were 33 and 27 or 18 and 26 during the decade 2 year. overall, the figure all countries total 152 students.

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