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Writing Task 1 IELTS

The document contains various homework assignments focused on summarizing data from charts and graphs related to student enrollment, news access, leisure activities of the elderly, overseas visitors to the UK, and worker absenteeism due to illness. Each section provides an opening statement, an overview, and detailed descriptions of trends and figures over specified time periods. The overall findings highlight significant trends and fluctuations in the data presented.

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Writing Task 1 IELTS

The document contains various homework assignments focused on summarizing data from charts and graphs related to student enrollment, news access, leisure activities of the elderly, overseas visitors to the UK, and worker absenteeism due to illness. Each section provides an opening statement, an overview, and detailed descriptions of trends and figures over specified time periods. The overall findings highlight significant trends and fluctuations in the data presented.

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HOMEWORK LESSON 7

Write an opening and an overview for the following chart


The line graph gives information about the number of
Iranian, Greek and Turkish students who enrolled at
Sheffield University between 2005 and 2009

The line chart depicts the figure for Iranian, Greek, and Turkish
students who applied at Sheffield University from 2005 to 2009.
Overall, it is evident that Iran and Turkey witnessed an upward
trend in the number of their students who entered Sheffield
University, while the opposite was true for Greece. Notably, what
striking from the chart is the phenomenal growth in the number of
Iranian students.
The pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in
Canada and Australia.
The pie graphs give information on ways of approaching the news
in Canada and Australia.
Overall, it is evident that TV and online platforms are the most
popular sources of news while not specified channel/sources
accounts for the smallest percentage in Canada and Australia.
Notably, the most significant difference was recorded in the
proportion of online users in the two countries.
HOMEWORK VER2
The graph below shows how elderly people in the United
States spend their free time between 1980 and 2010.
Write an opening, overview and describe figures in
2000s and 2010s.
The chart demonstrates the percentage of elderly people took part
in activities in their free time from the 2000s to the 2010s.

Overall, it is evident that hiking, reading, and surfing the internet


witnessed an upward trend in the proportion of old people
participating in leisure activities, while the opposite was true for
the ratio of old people watching TV. Notably, what striking from
the graph is the phenomenal growth of the reading.

Starting at 20% in the 2000s, the percentage of elderly reading


shot up dramatically, reaching 60% in the 2010s. There was a
substantial decrease in the ratio of people watching TV, dropping
to 65%. Besides, surfing the internet witnessed a significant
growth in the proportion of their activities, rising to 80%.
Meanwhile, there was also an increase in the time that was spent
on hiking, reaching a peak of 80% in the 2010s.

HOMEWORK LESSON 9
2. WRITING
Write an opening, overview, comparison of figures in 1989 and
describe figures in 2009.
The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors
who came to the UK for different purposes between
1989 and 2009.
The line chart demonstrates how many foreign travelers who went
to the UK with different intentions from 1989 to 2009.

Overall, it is evident that the UK witnessed an upward trend in the


number of international tourists coming for distinctive purposes.
Notably, what is striking from the graph is the phenomenal growth
of the purpose of meeting friends and relatives.

In 1989, the UK doing business was the highest, roughly 6000,


followed by those for holiday and meeting friends and relatives,
reach about 5000 and below 4000, respectively.

Starting at more than 6 in 1989, the UK exhibited a substantial


fluctuation in the figure for overseas guests arriving for business,
reaching about 8500. Meanwhile, traveling to the UK for holiday
purposes held the fewer number of visitors, at about 7000.
Besides, there was a significant increase in the number of
international travelers to the UK to meet friends and relatives, but
it was the lowest of the three purposes, recording more than 6000.

2. WRITING
The graph below shows the percentage of workers from
five different European countries that were absent for a
day or more due to illness from 1991 to 2001. Summarise
the information by selecting reporting the main features,
and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart demonstrates the proportion of employees from five


different European countries - Netherlands, France, Sweden,
Germany, and the UK who were absent for a day or more because
of sickness, during the span a 10 years.

Overall, it is evident that Sweden and the Netherlands witnessed


an upward trend in the ratio of ill workers absent from jobs, while
the opposite was true for labor in France. Notably, what striking
from the graph is the significant fluctuation in the percentage of
work off labor in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands, France, and Sweden had significant changes in


the rate of people taking leave from work due to illness. In 1991,
both the Netherlands and France had a workforce on sick leave,
around 5%. By 1996, the ratio of employees who were off from
work for a day or more due to illness had dropped to
approximately 3% in France. Likewise, these people also
decreased to about 4%. In France, this ratio remained the same
until 2001, whereas workforce absence increased sharply in
Sweden and the Netherlands, reaching about 4,8% and over 5%,
respectively.

Meanwhile, the percentage of workers who were absent from work


due to sickness in Germany and the UK stabilized from 1991 to
2001. This rate in the UK was often around 2,5%. The rate in
Germany is the lowest, usually below 2%.

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