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Tran Thu Thuy E35
No1:
The charts give the number of Bristish tourists visiting abroad per 100 thounsand people who aimed to their perposes and to different regions from 1994 to 1998.Overall,there were 2 periods showed 2 trends of tourists
The downward trend from 1994 to 1995 started with 22072 and went down to 21610. However, during the next 3 years ,the figures increased regularly from 24949 to 28828.
It is clear that people traveled abroad on holiday were highest,the figure was 15246 per 100 thounsand while they went for others reasons wre only 982 in 1994.
People went abroad for their work were higher than for meeting friend,with the highest number 3957 in 1998.
Next to the table 1,Western Eurpe was the most interest region with an increase from 21877 in 1996 to 24519 in 1998 while North America and other areas also increased but not much.
Generally,the figures of the survey showed clearly variation.That is the end of my report.

No2:
The graph presents information about the amount of interest freetime followed *** and different jobs between 1998 and 1999.Generally,there was a fluctuation.
It is clear that ,the leisure time of men were higher than that of women.Typical example of people who was unemployable,men spent over 80 hours while the amount of time of women were over 60 hours per week.
Generally,the graph shows a variation of time in different jobs.The lowest amount of freetime was nearly 40 hours.People who stopped work had the highest amount of time around 80 hours perweek.That is the end of my report.
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Nguyen Hoai Thu - E35
Writing task 1
No.2
The table shows the percentage of British households with a number of consumer durables from 1972 to 1983. Overall, there was a steadily increase seen by the stated figures. Telephone ownerships had the highest surge, rising by 35% from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983. Besides, central heating figures of households also grow relatively from 37% to 64% during the same period. Meanwhile, typical examples of consumer durables which had low increase were vacuum cleaner and television with 8% and 5% respectively. The percentage of households using refrigerator rose by 21% between 1972 and 1983, and of those using washing machine by 14%. Besides, in 5 years from 1978, the year of being initially used, the percentage of households having a dishwasher were slowly increase, only by 2%; while 18% of households using video just in 1 year from their launch. In conclusion, that there were upward trends in all consumer durables mentioned shows the improvement of living standards in Britian over the period and this ends my report.
No.4
The two tables provides the information surveyed from 100,000 residents, related to why and where British people traveled abroad over the period 1994 to 1998. In the first chart, there were visiting purposes of UK residents, in which traveling for holiday had the highest rate in all 5 years. Although the number of travelers was slight decline in the first two years of this period, it rose significantly to 20,700 people in 1998. Besides, respondents choosing business and visiting to friends and relatives be their answers also steadily increased by 802 and 492 respectively. Whereas, other reasons only contributed a small amount with rising from 982 to 990 people between 1994 and 1998. For destination, the figures stated in the second chart illustrates that people in UK would rather travel Western Europe than North America or other areas. Indeed, the fact that the number of UK residents visiting this region had grow from 19,371 in 1994 to 24,519 in 1998 showed that Western Europe was the most popular choice among 100,000 people. By comparison, the number of visitors to North America which went up to 1,823 in 1998 was still slightly less than other areas during the period 1994 to 1998. In conclusion, there was a considerable difference in purposes and destinations of UK residents when visiting abroad and this ends my report.

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Nguyen Hoai Thu - E35
No.2
The table shows the percentage of British households with a number of consumer durables from 1972 to 1983. Overall, there was a steadily increase seen by the stated figures. Telephone ownerships had the highest surge, rising by 35% from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983. Besides, central heating figures of households also grew relatively from 37% to 64% during the same period. Meanwhile, typical examples of consumer durables which had low increase were vacuum cleaner and television with 8% and 5% respectively. The percentage of households using refrigerator rose by 21% between 1972 and 1983, and of those using washing machine by 14%. Besides, in 5 years from 1978, the year of being initially used, the percentage of households having a dishwasher were slow increase, only by 2%; while 18% of households using video just in 1 year from their launch. In conclusion, that there were upward trends in all consumer durables mentioned shows the improvement of living standards in Britain over the period and this ends my report.
No.4
The two tables provides the information surveyed from 100,000 residents, related to why and where British people traveled abroad over the period 1994 to 1998. In the first chart, there were visiting purposes of UK residents, in which traveling for holiday had the highest rate in all 5 years. Although the number of travelers was slight decline in the first two years of this period, it rose significantly to 20,700 people in 1998. Besides, respondents choosing business and visiting to friends and relatives be their answers also steadily increased by 802 and 492 respectively. Whereas, other reasons only contributed a small amount with rising from 982 to 990 people between 1994 and 1998. For destination, the figures stated in the second chart illustrates that people in UK would rather travel Western Europe than North America or other areas. Indeed, the fact that the number of UK residents visiting this region had grow from 19,371 in 1994 to 24,519 in 1998 showed that Western Europe was the most popular choice among 100,000 people. By comparison, the number of visitors to North America which went up to 1,823 in 1998 was still slightly less than other areas during the period 1994 to 1998. In conclusion, there was a considerable difference in purposes and destinations of UK residents when visiting abroad and this ends my report.

Ngô Minh Ha? - E35
Tet''s homework
Writing task 1:
No2
The chart shows that the percentage of British households with a range of consumer durables steadily increased between 1972 and 1983. The telephone ownership was the largest change, rising from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983. Next came centralheating ownership, rising from 37% of households in 1972 to 64% in 1983. The percentage of households with a refrigerator went up 21% over the same period and of those with a washing machine by 14%. Households with vacuum-cleaners. televisions and dishwashers grew by 8%, 5% and 2% respectively. In 1983. the year of their introduction, 18% of households had a video recorder. According to the statistic information, the proportion of British houses with central heating rose from one to two thuds over the period and of those with a phone from under a half to over three-quaters.Together with a big increase in the ownership of washing machines, vacuum cleaner and refrigerators.
No4.
The first table describes the reasons for UK residents travelling abroad are holiday, business, visits to friends and relatives and others. It can be clearly seen that there was a steady rise in the number of people going on holiday. Specifically, in 1996, there were about 17,986 of the sample on holiday whereas in 1998 this number rised to 20,700. Futhermore, the number of people going oversea on business has also increased between 1994 and 1998 but much less than those on holiday with only 3,957 of the sample in 1998. While the number of them visiting to friends and relatives has a slight decrease in 1995 with 896 of the sample in compare with 982 of them in 1994 but still grow right back after the year 1995 with 3,181 of the sample.
Besides, the second chart show the destinations which UK residents intend to go for travelling. There also has an increased change in destination which people choose to come between 1994 and 1998. To be more specific, the number of UK citizens going to Western Europe and North America is 19,371 and 919 in turn in 1994 whereas is 24, 519 and 1,823 in 1998. It can be clearly seen that the number of the sample choosing Western Europe much more popular than those selecting North America. For instance, in 1997, this number is 23,661 with Western Europe in compare with 1,559 with North America.

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Hồng Trang_E35
Writting task 1
No.2
The table gives the figure of Britain households with a series of consumer durables gradually rose between 1972 and 1983. The greatest grow was in phone ownership, rising from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983. The second highest with an increase from 37% to 64% over the same period of central heating ownership. During this period, the percentage of households with a fridge increased 21% and of those with a washer by 14%. From 1972 to 1983 households with hoovers, televisions and dishwashers slowly rose by 8%, 5%, 2% respectively. In 1983, starting with 18% households had a video recorder.
No.4
I''m going to describe 2 tables in this report. The first one shows the results of a review on 100,000 people asking if they go overseas and the reasons which they go for the time from 1994 to 1998. The second one provides where they came this time.
The first table shows the number of people travelling with the purpose of holiday always highest and steadily increased each year. Only in 1995 was lower than by 14,898 people while this number is higher than in 1998 at 20,700 people. The number of people going abroad by the other reason is the lowest with 896 people in 1995 and highest in 1997 by 1054 people. The figure of people to work and visits to friends and relatives more rather than other reasons. Those are less than in 1995 with 3188 people for business, 2628 people for visit to friends and relatives and the most in 1998 with 3957 people for business, 3181 people for visit to friends and relatives.
The second table shows the amount of people go Western Europe much more those go North America. The lowest in 1995 by 18944 people for WE, 914 people for NA and 1752 people for other places. The highest in 1988 by 24519 people, 1823 people, 2486 people for WE, NA and other places respectively
Summarize, The amount of people going abroad in holiday is highest each year and place where they go most is Western Europe between 1994 to 1998.

Nguyễn văn Linh
Writing no 1
The column chart shows the amount of money per week spent fast foods in Britain and the line chart shows the trends in consumption of the fast foods from 1970 to 1990.First, The column chart describe the expen***ure fast food vary follow different income level. The kind of fast food include Hamburger, Fish and chip and Pizza. About high income people, Hamburger are the most choice with 45 Pence per person per week. The second choice is Pizza 19 Pence per person per week and fish and chips are the lest. Hamburger is the best choice of average income people with 33 Pence per person per week , 25 Pence per person per week for Fish and chips and 14 for Pizza.With low income people, they spent more money for Fish and chips about 17 Pence per person per week. The second is Hamburger.Overall The amount of money spent for fast food increase if income are better.
Then the line chart .Within 20 years from 1970 to 1990 . There was an upward trends in using Hamburger and Pizza with over 500 grams Hamburger and near 300 grams Pizza. Fish and chips show some fluctuation over 300grammes in 1970 then fall 200 grams in 1985 after that rising 250 grams in 1990.
Review , We can see that Fast food is more and more popular in Britain and the world.
Writing no 3
The column chart show the free time in normal week of men and women of different employment status within one year from 1998 to 1999. Following the chart we can see that the men have more time than women when they have full time work , unemployed and retired. Convesertly, the women have more time than men when they stay home and do housework or have part- time work.
Besides the graph show the kind of different work have diverse free time. The people who have much free time is unemployed and retired with over 80 hours of leisure time per week then the women work in home about 50 hours. The people work full-time have the lest free time about 35-45 hour for week.
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Thanh Hoa E35
No1:
In this report , I''m going to describe 2 graphs.The two graphs provide the factual datas of the weekly money levels is used on fast foods by British and the inclinations of using up fast foods between 1970 and 1990.
Firstly, according to the bar chart, people earning much more money consume more humbergers than others.The amount of money reachs a peak at 42 pences.But the consumption of fish, chips and pizza has a little difference.Bristish who have average income pay the highest money at 25 pence for fish and chips.People whose income is lowest always spend the least money in all fast foods.
Let''s go to the line chart.Between 1970 and 1990 , both the use of hambergers and pizza had a steady increase.The quantity of humbergers rose from 100grammers to over 500 grammers, and the quantity of pizza grew from 50 grammers to nearly 300grammers.In contrast, the using up fish and chips varied.It reduced slightly from 1970 to 1985 with the lowest point at 200 grammers in 1985.Then , it had an upward trend.
In sum, fast foods are more and more popular in Britain, especially hambergers.
No3:
The bar chart relates to how much free time men and women of different employing situation had in a normal week between 19998 to 1999.
According to the graph, we can see men who had no job had
as much time as retired one at 85 hours in a week, while others doing full - time had a lowest free time , only over 40 hours.
Similarly, women were unemployed and retired had the most spare time , nearly 80 hours each week.Women who did full - time had the lowest twice than unemployed and retired ones.Housewives placed the second.
My report ends here.

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Long Nguyen E35 :
Writing task 1- No.1
The chart shows the number of hours of leisure enjoyed by men and women in a weekly basic in 1998-1999, according to gender and employment status.
Men who worked full time enjoyed about fifty hours of free time, whereas women enjoyed approximately forty hours. There were no figures given for male part-time workers, but female part-timers had forty hours of leisure time, slightly more than women in full-time employment. The highest number of hours of leisure time enjoyed by men and women belong to unemployed and retired categories for both ***es. Once again, men enjoyed more leisure time over eighty hours, compared with seventy hours for women. Lastly, housewives enjoyed approximately fifty hours of leisure per week, on average. There were no figures given for househusbands.
Overall, in the categories which demonstrate available statistics on male leisure time men enjoyed at least ten hours of leisure more than women.
Writing task 1- No.2
The chart show the weekly expen***ure on fast food per person per week in UK in 1990 by income groups.
According to the statistics, high-income people comsumed considerably more fast foods the other income groups, spending more than twice as much on hamburger, more than forty per week, than on fish & chips or pizza, both under twenty .
Average income people were keen on hamburger too, spending approximately 33 per week, follow by fish & chips at 25, then pizza at 12.
While hamburger is the most favourite food of high income and average income earners, fish & chips is the most popular fast food of low income earners, followed by hamburger and then pizza and they appeared to spend less than the others income groups on fast food.
The data from the graph shows that in 1970, fish & chips is the most popular fast food, the consumption of fish & chips is more than three-time as much than consumption of hamburger, pizza appeared to be the least popular fast food at that time. While the consumption of hamburger and pizza has risen steadly over a twenty-year period, the consumption of fish & chips has declined (has been in a decline) at the same period with a slight increase in 1985.
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