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Structure

Introduction - 1 sentence - 1 min Paraphrase the question

Overview - 2 sentences - 3 mins

Body 1 - 3-4 sentences - 7-8 mins

Body 2 - 3-4 sentences - 7-8 mins

Question types
1 Không có biến động theo thời gian

2 Có biến động theo thời gian - 2 năm

3 Có biến động theo thời gian - nhiều hơn 2 năm

The chart below gives information about European people Introduction:


of different age groups who went to a gym once a month The chart → The line graph
or more between 1990 and 2010. Below → X
Gives information about → illustrates | demonstrates |
depicts | displays
European people → people in Europe
Of different age groups → of four age groups
Who went to a gym → who visited a gym
Once a month or more → at least once every month
Between 1990 and 2010 → From 1990 to 2010

⇒ The line graph illustrates people in Europe of four age


groups who visited a gym at least once every month
from 1990 to 2010.

Requirements:
- Viết đúng
- Không lặp quá 6 từ liên tiếp
The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers
on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and
2000.

The table below shows the proportion of the workforce


who are women and the percentage of managers who are
women in five different countries.

The table below shows the percentage of households with


electronic goods in New Zealand in 1998 and 2002.

Giang
The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers The chart demonstrates the total distance space travelled
on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and which was completed by commuters using 5 types of
2000. vehicles in the UK from 1990 to 2000.

The table below shows the proportion of the workforce The table displays the percentage of the workforce that is
who are women and the percentage of managers who are female and the proportion of managers who are women in
women in five different countries. five nations are not the same.

The table below shows the percentage of households with The tables demonstrates the proportion of families that had
electronic goods in New Zealand in 1998 and 2002. have electronic items | devices | equipment things in New
Zealand from 1998 to 2002.

My

The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers The line graph displays the total distance (= journey)
on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and travelled by roadster commuters using five types of
2000. vehicles in the UL from 1990 to 2000.

Commute (v): travel from a place to another

The table below shows the proportion of the workforce The table illustrates the proportion of the workforce and
who are women and the percentage of managers who are the percentage of managers that are female in five nations
women in five different countries. commonwealths is unlike .

The table below shows the percentage of households with The table illustrates the proportion of families who had
electronic goods in New Zealand in 1998 and 2002. have electronic appliances in New Zealand in two years,
from 1998 and to 2002.

The graph below shows the number of immigrants to three The graph displays the number of people who migrated to three
countries from 1990 to 2001. nations during the years from 1990 to 2001.
The table below gives information about students studying The table displays supplies information about learners studying
in six departments in an Australian university in 2009. in six subdivisions (--> departments) in a university in Australia
an Australian university in 2009

University /[Link].vơ.[Link]/
Umbrella /^/ → an umbrella

The graph below shows the changes in the birth rates for The graph demonstrates the changes transformation in the
women in 6 different age groups in the UK from 1973 to natality for women in 6 dissimilar age groups in the UK between
2008. 1973 and 2008.

Transform
E.g. The town has transformed from a rural town to an urban
area.

Transport

Transfer

The graph below shows the number of immigrants to three The graph illustrates the number of people who immigrated
countries from 1990 to 2001. immigrants to three nations between 1990 and 2001.

The table below gives information about students studying The table provides learners information in different six
in six departments in an Australian university in 2009. departments in a university in Australia an Australian university
in a year, 2009.

The graph below shows the changes in the birth rates for The graph displays the changes in women's natality in 6 age
women in 6 different age groups in the UK from 1973 to groups in the UK between 1973 and 2008.
2008.
OVERVIEW (TỔNG QUAN)
Overview:
- Xu hướng chung: all increased
- Highest | Lowest:
+ 18-24: highest
+ 45+: lowest
⇒ Overall, all groups increased after 20 years. In addition,
people who were 18-24 years old went to the gym most while
the group of 45 and over had the lowest rates.

The bar chart shows the percentage of people who ate five HOMEWORK:
portions of fruits and vegetables per day in the UK from Introduction: The bar chart demonstrates the proportion of
2001 to 2008. people who consumed five rations of fruits and vegetables daily
in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

Overview: Overall, the percentage of women eating five types


of diets was is highest. Meanwhile, the children’s proportion
over the years was is lowest. In addition, all groups had an
increasing trend over 8 years.
The bar chart shows the percentage of people who ate five HOMEWORK:
portions of fruits and vegetables per day in the UK from Introduction: The bar chart illustrates the proportion of
2001 to 2008. people who had have five portions percent of fruits and
vegetables everyday in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

Percent = %
1% → one percent → 1 per cent

Overview: Overall, it is apparent that women consistently


had the highest proportion of fruit and vegetable
consumption, while children consistently had the lowest. In
addition, all groups had an increasing trend over 8 years.
The table below shows the number of people from five Giang:
European nations living in each other's countries in 2011. Introduction: The table demonstates the number of citizens from
five European countries living in other each countries (rather
than in their own nations) y in 2011.

Overview: Overall, Great Britain was the country with the largest
number of people from other countries. Additionally, the foreign
population in Poland was the lowest among the 6 countries.

My:
Introduction: The table illustrates how many people from
European countries living in other each nations in 2011

Overview: Overall, Britain and Germany were the two most


popular of the destinations given for e immigrants. In addition,
Poland interested the fewest people of the other 4 countries
while . While, the total number of people from nations living in
other countries was the highest.

The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers Giang:


on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and Introduction: The chart displays the total journey by travellers on
2000. five types of vehicles in the UK from 1990 to 2000

Overview: Overall, the distance of all transports increased from


1990 to 2000. In addition, the distance traveled by rail was the
most and by bicycle was the least.

My:
Introduction: The chart illustrates the total distance travelled by
commuters by 5 different types of vehicles in the UK from 1990
to 2000
Overview: Overall, all groups increased after 10 years. In
addition, the distance traveled by bicycle was the lowest and
there were had insignificant changes in between bus and rail,
which were the most popular vehicles.

- all groups increased after 10 years and ….


- In addition, highest - lowest

There is a book on the table.


Had a book on the table.

She has a book.

The table below shows the proportion of the workforce MY:


who are women and the percentage of managers who are Introduction: The table illustrates the proportion of women in the
women in five different countries. workforce and in managerial positions across five nations.

Overview: Overall, the figure of women in the workforce in


Japan commanded the highest proportion, whereas women
working as managers have the smallest rate in Sri LanKa.

Giang: The table demonstrates the percentage of female


workers and the percentage of leaders who are women in many
nations.
Overall, Japan ranked first in terms of the percentage of the
workforce who are women. Besides, both Australia and the
United States have the highest proportion of female managers.

MY:
Overview: Overall, all groups increased after 4 years,except
for video recorders which saw a decline, and washing
machines which remained unchanged. The vast majority
of households owned washing machines, while digital
cameras were the least popular.

Giang: Overall, all types of electronic goods increased


after 4 years. However, the digital cameras had a
noticeable decline. In addition, washing machines and
colour TVs accounted for a large proportion, while digital
cameras took up a small proportion.
HIGHEST - LOWEST
HIGHEST LOWEST

S commanded the highest proportion (%) / number.

S had the highest (= biggest | greatest) proportion (%) / number. S had the lowest (= smallest | tiniest) proportion (%) / number.

S ranked first. | S came first. S ranked last. | S came last.

The highest (= biggest | greatest) figure (= data | statistics) The lowest (= smallest | tiniest) figure (= data | statistics)
belonged to S. belonged to S.
GRAPHS WITH NO TRENDS
Step 1: Introduction

Step 2: Overview

Step 3: Paragraphing (chia đoạn)

Step 4: Body paragraph


- Name
- Data
- Comparison

Body 1: Workforce
- Japan: 48%
- US: 46%
- Australia: 42%
- Sri Lanka: 41%
- Egypt: 20% (half)
⇒ In Japan, there are nearly 50% of women participating
in the labor force while the rate in the US is 2% lower. The
percentages in Australia and Sri Lanka are similar, at 42% and
41%, respectively. Egypt came last, with only 20%, which is
nearly half the figure for Sri Lanka.
Body 2: Female managers
- US = Australia: 43%
- Japan: 17%
- Egypt: 12%
- Sri Lanka: 9%

%: percent
9% = 9 percent

My: In the US and Australia, there are more than 40% of


female women managers with 43%. The rate in Japan is
17%, which is significantly lower than nearly half the
figures for Australia and the US . Sri Lanka came last, with
only 9%, which accounts is accounting for nearly one fifth
⅕ percent of the rate for the US.

Giang: In the US and Australia, there are 43% nearly 50% of


female managers with 43%. The proportions in Japan and
Egypt are approximate, at 17% and 12%, Europe is the
⅕: one (= a) fifth leading country in production output compared to other
⅖: two fifths regions. Sri Lanka came last, with only 9%, which is three
3/7: three sevenths forth ¾ percent of the figure for Egypt.

The tables below give information about the consumption FULL REPORT Giang
and production of potatoes in different world regions in The tables display the amount of potatoes which were
2006. consumed and produced consumption and manufacture of
potatoes in many world areas in 2006.

Consumption → consume (v)


Production → produce (v)

Overall, I in 2006, Europe commanded the highest consumption


of potatoes while . Africa was the region with the lowest potato
consumption. In addition, Asia/ Oceania was the leading region
in production compared to other regions, while South and
Central America ranked last.

In Europe, there was is more than 95 kg per person of


consumption with 96.1 kg. In North America, the amount
consumed was is approximately 60 kg, specifically 57.9 kg .
The figures for South and Central America and Asia/Oceania
are similar, at 23.6 kg and 25.8 kg, respectively. Africa came
last, with only 14.1 kg per person.

As for potato production, Asia/ Oceania led in output with 126.3


million tonnes while . While the rate in Europe is 126.3 million,
which was approximately 5 million is lower than Asia/ Oceania
approximately 5 million. In North America, the production output
was is 24.7 million tonnes. The figures for South and Central
America and Africa were are similar, at 15.6 and 16.4,
respectively.

- Tenses
- Paragraphing
- Linking phrases
- Data

The tables below give information about the consumption FULL REPORT My
The tables provide information about consumers and producers
and production of potatoes in different world regions in production of potatoes in the world in different countries in 2006.
2006. Overall, the amount number of consumption of potato
consumption es in Europe was significantly higher than other
regions. Africa was the region with the lowest potato
consumption, while Europe had the highest number.

Country # continent

Regarding potato consumption, Europe was significantly higher


than other regions while Africa was the region with the lowest
potato consumption. In addition, in terms of production,
Asia/Oceania ranked first while South and Central America
came last.

In Europe , there was 96.,1kg, which this number was followed


by the amount of potatoes consumed individually in North
America, which was 57,9 kg. On the The other hand, the figure
for the consumption of this potatoes in Asia and Oceania, and
South and Central America was lower, which was only 25,8 kg
and 23,6 kg, respectively. Additionally, Africa had a low
consumption of potatoes in 2006, at only 14,1kg.

1,5 → 1.5
1.000.000 → 1,000,000

On the other hand

As for potato production, Asia and Oceania were the most


productive, which was 131,2 million in 2006, which . And this
number was followed by by the amount of potatoes produced
individually in Europe , with the amount of potato produced was
126,3 million. Meanwhile, the figure for the number of potatoes
produced in North America was only 24,7 million. In Africa, the
data figure for the production of potatoes was 16,4 million, and
the figure for South and Central America was similar, at 15,6
million.
The graph and the chart below show the number of Giang
students choosing different kinds of courses in a The graph and the chart demonstrates the figures of
university in 2012. undergraduates picking out many kinds of subjects in a
university in 2012.

Overall, Social Sciences had the highest number of students,


while Agriculture was the least popular lowest course which the
learner chose. Additionally, all groups had a difference between
the number of females and males, except Agriculture.

Regarding the total numbers, Social sciences was selected by


7000, doubling the figure for engineering, while the data for
health, humanities and science and math were similar at around
2000. Agriculture came last with only 500.

About female students, Social Sciences was the course chosen


by the largest number of students with 4000. The figures for
Health and Humanities were similar and ranged from 1500 to
2000. The number of students who chose Engineering, Science
and Math were lower than 1000. Agriculture came last, with a
number just under 250 500.

For male students, Social Sciences was also the most well-
enrolled received course with approximately 3000 students.
Next, the Engineering’s estimated number was around 2500.
The figures for Health and Humanities were similar and lower
than 1000 while . Science and Math was chosen by over 1000
male students. Finally, Agriculture ranked last with less than 250
500 learners.

The graph and the chart below show the number of My


students choosing different kinds of courses in a
university in 2012.
The graph and the chart illustrates the figure of males and
females studying various subjects in a university in 2012.
Overall, Social Sciences had the highest number of students,
while Agriculture had the lowest. Social Sciences, Health, and
Humanities attracted more females than male, while
Engineering, Science and Math had more male students.
Agriculture was the subject with a balanced representation of
males and females students.

Female - male
- Adj: female students
- N: = woman - man

Social Sciences was the most popular field, with 7000 students,
in which there were 4000 females and 3000 males. On the other
hand, Health and Humanities had a similar number of students
also experience a percentage of female students, with around
2200 students in total, of which roughly 1900 were women.
Meanwhile, the figure for male students in humanities was
slightly higher (with 1000) .

Engineering, the second most popular subject, with 3000


students, had with a significant male majority of 2300. Similarly,
Science and Maths showed the same trend / tendency
behavior, where 1500 of the 2000 students were male,
respectively. Agriculture had the smallest enrollment, with just
500 students, and between male and females had an even
distribution.
WITH TRENDS - 2 years
The chart below shows the number of people employed in HOMEWORK
five types of work in one region of Australia in 2001 and Body 1: Sales + Computing + Nursing (increasing)
2008. - Sales: increased from nearly 160,000 to above 160,000
- Computing: increased from nearby 60,000 to below
80,000
- Nursing: increased a small amount (around 60,000)

Body 2: Accounting + Farming (decreasing)


- Accounting: reduced from above 60,000 to nearly 60,000
- Farming: reduced from 30,000 to below 20,000

Giang: By 2008, the number of sales employees had risen


slightly to 160,000, keeping its status as the most common
profession. The computing and nursing fields also saw an
increase, with their respective employee numbers reaching
80,000 and 70,000.

In contrast, the accounting sector experienced a small decline,


dropping to 60,000 employees, while the farming sector saw a
more significant reduction, falling to 20,000 employees,
remaining the least appealing occupation.

The chart below shows the number of people employed in Body 1: Sales + Computing + Nursing (increasing)
five types of work in one region of Australia in 2001 and - Sales: increased from nearly 160,000 to above 160,000
2008. - Computing: increased from
- Nursing:
Body 2: Accounting + Farming (decreasing)
- Accounting: decreased from more than 60,000 to nearly
60,000
- Farming:reduced from nearly 30,000 to below 20,000
The chart below shows the number of people employed in Overview:
five types of work in one region of Australia in 2001 and + Xu hướng tổng quan:
2008. - Sales: tăng
- Accounting: giảm
- Computing: tăng
- Nursing: tăng
- Farming: giảm
⇒ Overall, most sectors had an increase, except for
accounting and farming.

+ Highest - Lowest
In addition, sales ranked first while the lowest figures belonged
to farming.

Overall, most sectors had an increase, except for accounting


and farming. In addition, sales ranked first while the lowest
figures belonged to farming.
Body 1: Sales - Computing - Nursing
Giang
Body 1: Canberra - Sydney - Perth - Melbourne
By 2010, Canberra saw an increase from nearly 80% to nearly
100%. The water levels in Sydney’s reservoirs also rose from
nearly 80% to over 80%. In Perth, there was an upturn from
40% to around 70%. Finally, the water levels in Melbourne had
a climb from over 20% to 40%.

⇒ In October 2009, the water level in Canberra was nearly 80%,


slightly lower than that in Sydney. However, after a year,
Canberra saw an increase to nearly 100% and became the city
with the highest level while Sydney only witnessed a minimal
rise to over 80%.

My
Body 1: Canberra - Sydney - Perth- Melbourne
In October 2009, Sydney and Canberra had the most abundant
water reserves, with nearly 80% water capacity each. One year
later, the figure for Canberra reached a peak of nearly 100%,
(which made) making ed it the city with the highest level of
water, while the number for of Sydney slightly rose from nearly
80% to over 80%. By 2010, the figure of Melbourne had climbed
from 25% to 40%. Finally, the water level in Perth substantially
increased from 40% to over 70%.
VOCABULARY
Tăng Giảm Ổn định Biến động

Increase (v) → an increase Decrease → a decrease Remain (v) stable (adj) Fluctuate (v) around X%
Rise → a rise Decline → a decline Stay (v) unchanged (adj)
Climb → a climb Fall → a fall Remain (v) static (adj) → fluctuation (n)
Go up → an upturn Go down → a downturn
Reduce → a reduction → a stability (n) → fluctuate in an upward
trend
→ fluctuate in a downward
trend

DEGREES
Weak Medium Strong

Slight (adj) → slightly (adv) Moderate (adj) → moderately Significant → -ly

Minimal (adj) → minimally Medium (adj) → X Considerable → considerably

Marginal (adj) → marginally Noticeable → noticeably

Small (adj) → X Substantial → substantially

Modest (adj) → modestly Enormous → enormously

Insignificant (adj) → insignificantly


BASIC STRUCTURE
Số người làm việc trong ngành sales tăng từ nearly 160,000 to over 160,000.
1 S + V (increase / decrease) + <data> <time>.
E.g. The number of sales employees rose from nearly 160,000 to over 160,000.

2 <name> witnessed | saw | experienced | underwent a/an N (increase / decrease) <data> <time>.
E.g. Sales witnessed an upturn from nearly 160,000 to over 160,000.

3 There was a/an N <data> in <name> <time>.


E.g. There was a climb from nearly 160,000 to over 160,000 in sales.

4 A/an increase / decrease <data> was reported / recorded for <name> <time>
E.g. An increase from nearly 160,000 to over 160,000 was reported for sales.

The charts below give information on the proportion of FULL REPORT


food and goods bought from supermarkets in European The charts compare three European countries in terms of
nations in 1998 and 2008.
the proportion of food and other products purchased from
supermarkets between 1998 and 2008.

Overall, supermarket sales saw a significant increase


across all countries, regardless of the product types. It is
also clear that although the share of both food and goods
bought in supermarkets in country B was the highest in
1998, by 2008, it had been surpassed by country A.
About food sales, in 1998, consumers in country B, on
average, bought approximately 23% and . A after that (=
afterwards), the figure rose moderately to nearly 30%.

The charts below give information on the proportion of FULL REPORT My


food and goods bought from supermarkets in European
nations in 1998 and 2008. The chart illustrates the percentage of food and other
goods purchased from supermarkets in three European
countries – A, B and C – in the years 1998 and 2008.
Overall, it is noticeable that the proportion of food and
goods increased significantly in three countries A, B and C
from 1998 to 2008. Highest - Lowest
In terms of food purchases ,country A, which had the
second-highest percentage at 10% in 1998,experienced a
dramatic increase to 35% in 2008, making it the highest in
that year. Country B, starting with the highest percentage
of 23% in 1998, saw a smaller rise to 27% by 2008,
ranking second. Meanwhile,the figure of country C rose
from 6% to 8%, maintaining the lowest percentage of food
purchases in both years.
Regarding | With regards to In terms of goods bought in
supermarkets, a similar trend can be observed. In 1998,
country B had the highest most proportion, with nearly
25%, which was five times the figure for Country A.
The country with the second highest proportion was
country A, with nearly 5%. However, thanks to a
substantial climb to nearly 40% after 10 years, Country A
surpassed Country B (25%), which had the rate of over
25%. Beginning at only 1% in 1998, Country C witnessed a
significant growth to nearly 15%, but was still the lowest.
And country C was the country with the lowest percentage
of goods bought in supermarkets. By 2008, country B
increased only slightly by 2%, ranking second.
The line graph displays the proportion of visitors to many
destinations in Scotland from 1980 to 2010. Overall, there was a
reduction in the number of tourists travelling to aquariums and
festivals, but castles and zoos were opposite. In addition,
castles were the most popular destination while zoos ranked
last.

In terms of destinations that saw an increase in visitors, the


share of tourists visiting the castles started at around 20%, then
rose enormously, peaking at 45% in 1995. Afterward, there was
a 10% decline over the next five years. Meanwhile, zoos were
the least visited places for most of the period, attracting only
10% in 1980. Over the next two decades, there were some
fluctuations, but by the final year, the figure for visitors had
doubled, making zoos the second most popular destination.

Besides, aquariums attracted nearly 17% of travellers in 1980,


reaching a peak of 35% five years later, before falling
significantly to the lowest point at 10% in 2010, becoming the
least travelled. Seeing a A similar trend, festivals underwent a
steady decrease from 30% to 20% from 1980 to 2010.
MY:
The line graph illustrates the data of visitors who went to
four tourist attractions, namely Aquarium, Castle, Zoo, and
Festival over 30 years from 1980 to 2010.
Overall, the rate of visitors to the Zoo and Castle saw
increased an upward trend, whereas the number of visitors
to other places declined. + Highest | lowest

Castle + Zoos (increased)


- Castle:
+ 1980: 23%
+ 1995 (peak): 45%
+ 2010: 35%
⇒ In 1980, there were 23% of tourists coming to castles, and
then the figure increased substantially to 45% after 15 years,
which was the peak. However, it reduced to 35% in the final
year.

Favorite = most liked


→ Football is my favorite sport = Football is my most liked sport.

In 1980, the festival was the most favourite attraction, about


32%, while the rate of visitors who came to the Castle and
Aquarium were less popular, 22% and 20% respectively.
With 10% for the Zoo, it was the least interesting with
tourists.
During the early 20 years, the data FOR of visitors to the
Castle increased from 22% to 45% and then it dropped
considerably to 30% in 2010 .Visitors who came to the
Aquarium grew increased to 35% in 1985, which then , then
it fell gradually to under 10% after rising slightly in 1995.
Furthermore, the figure for of travellers who came to the
Festival fluctuated slightly but in general remained stable at
/ around , about 25%. In addition, the number FOR visitors
to the zoo stayed unchanged between 1980 and 2000 before
going up to 20% in 2010.
MORE THAN 2 YEARS
- Overview:
+ Xu hướng chiếm ưu thế (chỉ cần quan sát điểm
đầu và cuối)
+ Highest - Lowest

- Chia đoạn:
+ Nhóm các đối tượng cùng xu hướng
+ Đối tượng cao - Đối tượng thấp

- Sắp xếp thông tin:


+ Viết theo trình tự thời gian
+ Mô tả từng đối tượng

- Chọn lọc thông tin:


+ Beginning point
+ Sudden changes
+ Ending point
The bar chart below shows the proportion of individuals in HOMEWORK
the UK consuming five portions of fruits and vegetables Overview:
daily between 2001 and 2008. + Trend: all increased
+ Women - highest | Children - lowest

Chia đoạn:
- P1: Women + Men (same trend)
Topic sentence: It can be seen from the chart that women and
men had the same trend. <mô tả cụ thể women> <mô tả cụ thể
men>.

- P2: Children

Trình tự mô tả:
P1: Women + Men
- Women:
+ 2001: over 20%
+ 2006: increased significantly (doubled) - peak of
40%
+ 2008: decreased slightly to 30%

- Men:
+ 2001: nearly 20%
+ 2003: remained nearly stable
+ 2006: moderate growth
+ 2008: stayed almost static
P2: Children
The graph provides information about the number of Giang
people who immigrated to three nations between 1990 The graph demonstrates about the number of immigrants to the
and 2001. many countries between 1990 and 2001.

Overall, the US was the country with the most immigrants. On


the other hand (= However), Australia saw a relatively stable
number while Canada experienced growth towards the end.
⇒ 2 sentences:
(1) Xu hướng
- USA: decrease
- Canada: increase
- Australia: stable
(2) Highest - Lowest:
- USA: highest
- Australia: lowest

In 1991, the USA received under 1500 thousand immigrants,


peaking at 1800 thousand in 1992. However, the number of
people increased decreased to by about 1000 thousand in
1993. After, the US saw a the lowest decline to the lowest level,
about 700 thousand in 1999. A slight rebound occurred in the
Decrease / increase (v) to + <điểm đến> final year, with the figure rising to around 900 thousand in 2001
Decrease / increase (v) by + <khoảng>
Meanwhile, the number of immigrants to Australia and Canada
E.g. 700 → 1000 was almost negligible over the years. Australia recorded a slight
⇒ The number increased to 1000. decrease from 100 thousand to 50 thousand in 1994.
⇒ The number increased by 300. Afterwards, the figure rose slightly and maintained stability from
1995 to 2001. Finally, Canada had a stable number of
immigrants at about 270 thousand but there was a surge a
skyrocket in the last years, peaking at over 400 in 2001.
The graph provides information about the number of My
people who immigrated to three nations between 1990 The graph illustrates the number of immigrants to some |
and 2001. various the nations between 1990 and 2001.
Overall, while the number of immigrants to the USA
decreased, that to Canada increased. In addition, Australia’s
immigration figure remained unchanged. <highest - lowest>
In 1991, immigration to the USA was about 1400 thousand
and increased to 1800 thousand in 1992. Then it dropped
droped sharply to 1000 thousand in 1993 and continued to go
down until it reached 700,000 in 2000. After that, the figure the
number of immigrants started increasing recovered and was
900,000 in 2001.
Canada’s data was much lower, about 200,000 most of the
time but . But in 2001, there was a big rise, going over 400,000.
Australia had the lowest figures immigration, staying at around
100,000 to 150,000. There was a slight increase between 1999
and 2001, but it was not significant. ⇒ Australia had the lowest
figures with an insignificant increase from 100,000 to 150,000 in
the mentioned period.
The graph below gives information about the trends in Giang:
birth rates among women in six age groups in the UK Overview: Overall, it is notable that while the birth rate for
between 1973 and 2008 middle-aged women (aged 30 to 39) increased, the other age
groups experienced a decline. Nevertheless, women aged 25 to
29 still made up the largest share of total births, while the lowest
rates were recorded among women over 40.
Body 1:
In 1983, the birth rate of the age group 30-35 increased
slightly from over 70 to 80, peaking at 85 in 2008. Similarly,
The age group 35-39 saw negligible changes in the years
from 1973 to 1988, at approximately 44, then . Then this age
group had a surge from 44 to over 60 in 1998, and finally
reached the peak maximum of 65 in 2008.

Body 2:
Regarding the downtrend, there were about 130 births over
1,000 people in 1972 in the age of 25-29. This figure
fluctuates in the next 35 years, reduced to 120 in 2008. The
age group 20-25 dropped steadily from 120 to 100 births
over 1,000 people and the group under 20 years of age
decreased from 60 to 40. Women aged 40 and over also had
the same reduction rate, reducing from 20 to about 10
births in 2008, still the least activity group in childbirth.
The graph below gives information about the trends in
birth rates among women in six age groups in the UK My:
between 1973 and 2008
Overview: Overall, the number of births among women aged 30
to 39 increased, while other age groups experienced a decrease
decreased. Additionally, women aged 25-29 had the highest
birth rates, whereas the opposite was true in the case of the 40
and over group.
Body 1: In terms of the increasing trends, childbirth among
women 30 year olds became more common over time. G The
group of 30 to 35 years olds saw a rise, growing from 70 births
to end at slightly more than 80. Similarly, the rate of women
aged 35 to 39 years old rose rising from 40 to more than 60
births in 2008.
Body2: In contrast, there were approximately 140 births in 1973
in the 25-29 age group. The figure declined to 120 births in
2008. Younger women followed a similar rate of decline over the
period, with the 20-25 age group falling from more 120 births to
nearly 100 births, and those under 20 years old dropping from
60 to 40. A similar decline was also observed for women aged
40 and over, decreasing from 20 to around 10 births in 2008.

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