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Band 5+: You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words. MAIN REASON FOR MIGRATION TO/FROM THE UK - 2007 IMMIGRATION EMIGRATION

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The image displays two pie charts titled 'MAIN REASON FOR MIGRATION TO/FROM THE UK - 2007'. The first chart, 'IMMIGRATION', shows the following reasons: Definite job at 30%, Formal study at 26%, Accompany/join at 15%, Looking for work at 12%, Other at 11%, and No reason stated at 6%. The second chart, 'EMIGRATION', shows these reasons: Definite job at 29%, Looking for work at 22%, No reason stated at 18%, Other at 14%, Accompany/join at 13%, and Formal study at 4%.
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The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from UK im 2007. The biggest piece at the Immigration chart it is defirite job in order to get a better job. Also big piece at this chapter it’s formal study feature which occupies 26% of the whole chapter. It can be concluded that students immigrated to UK for good educated, since UK famous as a really good and perspective country at education. The smallest parts of the immigration chart it’s accompany join, looking for work and other. It’s also a common causes for immigration.

The next chart is Emigration from UK. The most frequent reason for emigration it is defirite job which occupies 29% and 22% of the chart, because people also looking for a job in other countries. Additionally, other parts of the chart engaged in small piece as no reason and other.

Overal, people did immigration to UK in 2007 in the most part for job and study, and they did emigration also for job, looking for it and to get an education.

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