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Vũ Thị Thu Hương E35
bai 2:
The table provides information of using furniture in house in Britain from 1972 to 1983. Gennerally, the figure of owning furniture shows on upward trend. The most popular furniture in Britain was television, with over 93% of household use it and in 1983, the percentage of household used television peak at 98%. The slightly lower than the percentage of families used television was the percentage of households with vacuum cleaner and fridge with a peak at 95% and 94%. In contrast, there is little house owned diswasher. It appeared in Britain in 1978 with percentage of family used it from 3% to 5%. The video was also not common in Britain, with 18% in 1983. Overall, the fastest increases were the percentages of families used central heating, rising by 27% and telephone, rising by 25%.
bai 4:
The figure shows the reason and destination which the UK people went to oversea from 1994 to 1998 in a survey interviewed 100.000 people. The total times go to abroad was around 25.000 people each year. The total times go to oversea was gentlely decline in the period 1994- 1995, and steadily increase. There were three main reasons making English go to abroad: holiday, business and visits to friends and relatives. The most common reason was holiday, making up 3/4 total times go to abroad. The Visits to friends and relatives reason was lowest, but more than near 3 times other reasons. Almost reasons, the times go to oversea slightly falt in 1995 and rose again, except business, grow all the time in period. The most common place which the UK residents go to were Western Europe appropriate almostly total. The second highest common place was North America.

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Mai Anh - lớp IELTS
Writing no1
In this report, I am going to describe a bar chart and a line graph. The graph illustrates how much money per week people with different income use for fast food in Britain; beside, the graph provice the changes in eating fast food between 1970 and 1990.
Firstly, let?Ts take a overall look at the consumption of some various kinds of fastfood, including hamburgers, fish and chips and pizza between 1970 and 1990.
There was a fluctuation in consuming fish and chips; viz, gradual decline from 1970 to 1985 and hitting the lowest point at 200 grammes, then slight increase and peaking at 220 grammes in 1990. However,both of amount of using hamburger and pizza showed an upward trend,but the number of hamburgers consumtion had a sharper raise from just under 100 grammes in 1970 to over 500 grammes in 1990.
Then, according to the bar chart, people whose earning is higher spent much more money in hamburgers and pizza than others, from 42 to 19 pence each one per week for hamburgers and nearly 20 to 8 for pizza. But the consumption of fish and chips is pretty different, for Britain who have evarage income pay the highest amount of money per week at 25 pence per week for fish and chips.
My report ends here.
writing no3
The bar chart provide data on various employment position of males and females in 1998-1999. From this comparison, it can be seen that generally men spent more time in enjoyment than women in the period 1998-1999.
Men who have no job used as much time as retired one at about 85 hours each week. In the other hand, males who work full-time had just half of that time ( 43 hours per week) for recreation.
Women had a same trend with who had employed full-time, unemployment and retired women, however, about 10 hours per week lower than men. But there were another job status that females hadn?Tt taken part in. They are employed part-time people and housewives. They had less spare time than unemployed labor and retire people, viz , the amount of free time housewives have was 50 hours per week, and the figures of who do employed part-time was 40 hours each week.
According to the chart, we can see the trend that people with dissimilar work status spent for relaxation depending on their ***.

Ôi trời, Tết mình bận túi bụi, chẳng mở mắt ra được lúc nào cả ở Sing chắc nhớ VN lắm LA nhở, lại là cái Tết đầu tiên theo chân chồng xa xứ nữa...
In English, it is common to use more than one adjective before a noun -- for example, "He''s a silly young fool," or "she''s a smart, energetic woman." When you use more than one adjective, you have to put them in the right order, according to type.
Opinion An opinion adjective explains what you think about something (other people may not agree with you). Examples:
silly, beautiful, horrible, difficult
Size A size adjective, of course, tells you how big or small something is. Examples:
large, tiny, enormous, little
Age An age adjective tells you how young or old something or someone is. Examples:
ancient, new, young, old
Shape A shape adjective describes the shape of something. Examples:
square, round, flat, rectangular
Colour A colour adjective, of course, describes the colour of something. Examples:
blue, pink, reddish, grey
Origin An origin adjective describes where something comes from. Examples:
French, lunar, American, eastern, Greek
Material A material adjective describes what something is made from. Examples:
wooden, metal, cotton, paper
Purpose A purpose adjective describes what something is used for. These adjectives often end with "-ing". Examples:
sleeping (as in "sleeping bag"), roasting (as in "roasting tin")

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Chị có xin lộc ở chùa về, sẽ "chia" tiền "lộc" cho mọi người nhé mong rằng năm mới Canh Dần ai cũng sẽ dũng mãnh như chúa sơn lâm, thành đạt, may mắn, làm ăn tấn tới, càng ngày càng xinh trai / xinh gái
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Đoàn Bích Ngọc- Lớp E35
1. No. 2
The table shows the percentage of consumer durables of households in Britain from 1972 to 1983 during which almost the percentage of households using consumer goods increases. During this time, television is the most popular consumer durables with the percentage increasing gradually from 93% to 98% while the one being used the less is the dishwasher with the percentage rising from 3% to 5% from 1978 to 1983. Following the television is the vacuum cleaner and the refrigerator respectively with the ratio of using vacuum cleaner rising from 87% in 1972 to 95% in 1982 whereas the ratio of using refrigerator rising from 73% in 1972 to 94% in 1983. The number of households using telephone improves the most, nearly doubles, from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983. The number of households using video only has a figure of 1983 with 18%. Generally, the percentage of households with consumer durables is increasing annually with the most rapidly increasing speed of telephone and the most popularity of television.
2. No. 4
In this report, I am going to describe 2 tables. The first one illustrates the number of UK residents traveling abroad by purpose over the period 1994 to 1998; besides, the second one provides their destinations by main region during the same period. In the first table, the number of people visiting abroad decreases respectively from purpose of holiday, business, visits to friends and relatives and other reasons. The number of UK residents traveling abroad by purpose of business increases steadily over the 5 year period. Meanwhile, in each remain purpose of visit; there is also a particular fluctuation in the number of visitors. In the second table, people visit Western Europe the most during 5 years. For all the 3 destinations of Western Europe, North America and Other areas, there is a common line of the number of travelers: The figure decreases slightly in 1995 and increases gradually after that. Overall, during the period 1994-1998, the number of UK residents traveling abroad the most for the purpose of holiday and the place they visit the most is the Western Europe.

Phuong Lien - E35
No1
The graphs reveal the fingures about how much money is used on fast foods by Britsh weekly and the trends of using up fast foods between 1970 and 1990.
Obviously, most money is used to buy Hamburgers especially in high imcome and average imcome groups with a peak of 40 pence per person based week in high income group. Smaller expen***ure is on Fish and Chips which are most popolar in average income group with 25 pence per person weekly.Whereas, people spend least money on Pizza weekly : not over 20 pence by a high income earner and under 10 pence by a low income earner.
Between 1970 and 1990, there were upward trends in eating Humburgers and Pizz : at the peak over 500 gramemes Humburgers and about 280 grammes Pizza in 1990. In contrast, the using up of Fish and Chips fluctuated : slightly decreased from 1970 to 1985 with the lowest point at 200 grammes in 1895; after that it rose to the peak over 250 grammes in 1990.
Overall, it is clear that Fast foods are more and more interested in Britaim, especially Hamburgers.
No3
The graph shows how much free time men and women of different employment status had in a normal week between 1998 and 1999.
Among those who did full time, man had about 50 hours of leisure time while women had less: around 38 hours. People employed part-time, female employees had 40 hours of free time but there are no figures about males.
Unemployed and retired groups have the same number of leisure hours : 85 hours enjoyed by men and 70 hours enjoyed by women. It is obvious, people in these groups have the most free time in comparison with others .Housewives spent approximatly 60 hours to relax but there are no information about hours of men.
Overall, except from employed part-time and housewives group which have no fingures about leisure time of men, in all others employment status men have around 10 hours of free time than women in a week.

Hoà?ng Bà?o YẮn - E35
Writing Task 1
1.
The column graph provides information about the differences between earning groups in consuming different fast foods per British in a week while the line graph illustrates the overall trend of the quantity of fast foods consumed from 1970 to 1990.
According to the bar graph, hamburger is the most common fast foods for both high and average income people, being 43 pence and 34 pence respectively. In case of the low income group, with 14 pence per week, hamburger is the second most common fast foods. There are markedly differences in the figures for pizza. The high earning British expenses the second most money for pizza. In contrast, in medium and low income figures are the lowest, with 13 pence and 8 pence in turn. For low earning group, fish and chips are the most popular option.
The line graph provides many changes over a twenty year period in the quantity of each fast food were expensed. In 1970, the British consumed the largest quantity of fish and chips with more than 300 grammes. However, after that, the figure fell gradually, hitting the lowest of 200 grammes in 1985, before increasing a little but being the least common fast food in Britain with only more than 200 grammes in 1990. For hamburger and pizza, there were an upward trend and after 20 years, hamburger looked like the best choice for the British with more than 500 grammes and pizza was the second best option.
My report is ended here.
2.
The column graph presents data about the differences between man and woman and between different work situations in spare time.
The people who are out of work or are retired have the most unoccupied time in both man and woman. There are similarities in the number of hours of free time of both unemployed and retired groups, with 85 hours for males and 75 hours for females. Full-time employees have less than a half of spare time of retired or jobless people, being people who spend the least hours to take a rest. For housewives and part- time workers, the figures are a few higher, with 45 hours and 40 hours respectively. Generally, the disengaged time of men are often more than of women in both different work statuses. The men enjoy 10 hours more than the women in free time.
My report is ended here.

Hồ Hải Thùy - E 35
Writing 1
The column graph shows weekly expen***ure on fast food in Britain by food and income group while the line graph provides changes in the amount of fast food consumed between 1970 and 1990.
High income earners are consumed considerably more fast food than the other income groups, spending more than twice as much on hamburgers (43 pence per person per week) than on fish and chips or pizza (both under 20 pence). ). Average income earners use more hamburgers, spending 33 pence per person per week, followed by fish and chips at 25 pence, then pizza at 12 pence. Fish and chips was the most popular food with the low-income group, figuring at 18 pence.
The amount of fish and chips eaten declined slightly. In 1970, the consumption was about 300 grams. This fell to 220 grams in 1990. In contrast, sales of hamburger and pizza rocketed. In 1970, very little pizza was eaten, less than 50 grams. This rose to 280 grams by 1990. In the same period, hamburger sales shot up, peaking at 550 grams.
Writing 3
The chart shows the number of hours of leisure enjoyed by men and women in a typical week in 1998 to 1999, according to gender and employment status. Among those employed full-time, men on average had 45 hours of leisure, whereas women had approximately 37 hours. There were no figures given for male part-time workers, but female part-timers had 40 hours of leisure time, were only slightly more than women in full-time employment. In the unemployed and retired status, leisure time was showed an increase for both ***es. Men enjoyed more leisure time over 80 hours, compared with 70 hours for women. Lastly, housewives enjoyed approximately 45 hours of leisure, on average. There were no figures given for male. This end my report.