Writing IELTS 30.9 Pie chart immigration đề thi 17.8
Writing IELTS 30.9 Pie chart immigration đề thi 17.8
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Đề thi IELTS WRITING TASK 1 "dạng pie" ngày 17/8/2024 thi giấy
The pie charts show the reasons for immigrants to a European country
in 2009 and reasons for immigrants from a European country in 2009.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main
features and make comparisons where relevant.
Essay by Minh Quang:
The pie charts show us the reason for immigration and emigration
rates to a European country based on different causes in 2009.
Conversely, according to the lower pie chart, the emigration for work
was the most compelling factor, with 38% of people leaving the
country for employment purposes. Family cause and job prospect
accounted for 15% and 13%, respectively, indicating a slight
variation. These numbers approximately doubled the 8% of emigrants
who left the country for studying abroad. Moreover, 23% of people
emigrated for other reasons, while a mere 4% did not respond to the
survey.
On the one hand: Một mặt…On the other hand: Mặt khác
Essay by Trang:
The given pie charts demonstrate the proportion of immigration and
emigration to a European country for different reasons in 2009.
Sample Essay:
Para 1: Giới thiệu biểu đồ (paraphrase lại đề bài)
The duo of pie charts shows the percentage of immigration from and
emigration to a European country basing on different reasons in 2009.
Para 2: Overall Trend, xu hướng tổng thể/ overview: lấy mốc cao nhất
và thấp nhất
From an overall perspective, accompanying family was the main
reason for immigrants to this country while the majority of emigrants
left the country for having been given definite jobs. On the other hand,
“no reason” remained the least one for both categories, with the
former of 7% and the latter of 4% respectively.
Para 3: Detail
Referring to immigrants to this European country in 2009, one quarter
of them arrived here for the purpose of accompanying families which
was the top one. A nearly similar percentage (23%) belonged to
people who embraced the “definite job” here. The numbers of
immigrants landed this country either for studying, looking for a job,
or for other reasons were the same, each of which accounted for 15%.
Para 4: Detail
Regarding emigration, the opportunity of “definite jobs” was the No.1
reason for leaving the country. More than one third of emigrants
(38%) moving out of this country for their obvious job prospect,
followed by “other reasons” (23%), “accompanying family” (15%),
“looking for a job” (13%), studying (7%), and “no reason” (4%)
respectively.
In contrast, the most significant reason for leaving the country was
definite employment, which made up 38%. Other miscellaneous
reasons were next at 23%, followed by accompanying family or loved
ones (15%) and job-seeking (13%). Education and lack of a specific
motive were the least common reasons, at 7% and 4%, respectively.
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Sample Essay from Tuấn Nguyện: (share trên IELTS Ngọc Bách)
The pie charts illustrate the distribution of six distinct factors
influencing immigration and emigration within a European country in
2009.
Overall, the largest segments in both charts were attributed to job-
related reasons, accompanying family, and other motivations, while
the category of individuals immigrating without a specified reason
represented the smallest share.