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Em Ngân, E59
The indexes of economy and society for the four countries in 1994 are indicated obviously on the table. Four criteria cited were annual income per capita, life expectancy at birth, daily calorie per person and the percentage of adult literacy.
It can be seen clearly from the table that the indicators of Japan and Canada were much higher than them of the two countries remaining, Peru and Zaire. In terms of income per person annually, the highest number belonged to Japanese people with 15760 dolars per year, followed by the Canadian, Peruvian and Zaire with 11100, 160 and 130 dolars, respectively. It was also repeated with the same pattern in life expectancy in birth. The Japanese had the longest life on average, while the Zaire were opposite. Once again, the lowest number went for the Zaire which was only 1749 calories intook daily per person while the Canadian ate up the highest amount of calories, about 3326 calories per day. This number may be affected by the income they earned. The last indicator was the percentage of adult literacy. It is obivous that almost the Japanese and Canadian were literate, accouted for 99% of adult. Meanwhile, this number in Peru and Zaire were 68% and 34% in succession.
Generally speaking, there can be no doubt that Japan and Canada are the two countries having ideal indicators, refecting the high living standards of people here. The higher education they took, the higher income they earned. In addtion, an obvious truth is that with the high income, everyone can eat well and live well.

Em Huy lớp E 59 nộp bài: group 2

The table describes hours of leisure time per year in Someland.
As shown in the table, there were 6 information include watching TV/videos, socialising with 4 or less people, socialising with 4 or more people, individual exercise, group exercise/sport and cinema.
As can be seen from table, hours of leisure time saw a general trend of fluctuation over every age groups except for socialising with 4 or more people and group exercise/sport.
It is clearly seen that the hours for watching TV/videos rose and fell erratically. For example, hours for watching TV/videos declined by more than half, falling from 1200 hours in teens to 500 hours in 40s and went up 110 hours in 70s+.
In the second category, comprising socialising with 4 or less people, individual exercise and cinema, the hours fluctuated slightly. For example, the hours for cinema dropped from 100 hours in teens to 25 hours in 40s and moved upward 75 hours in 70s+.
Regarding socialising with 4 or more people and group exercise/sport , the hours diminished rapidly from teens to 70s+. The hours for socialising with 4 and more people went down from 350 hours in teens to 25 hours in 70s+ and the hours for group exercise/sport fell back from 450 hours in teens to 0 hours in 70s+.
*****m up, it can be seen that people spent almost their hours of leiture time for watching TV/videos.

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The table below describes percentages of home schooled students in Some Country in 1999-2004. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown.
You should write at least 150 words.



This table shows the percentages of home schooled students in 1999-2004. The highest percentages of home schooled students belong to the grade kindergarten in both years. They are much higher than the percentages of other grades. The percentages of home schooled students for grades 1-2 are the lowest in both years. 2004 is the year that percentages of all grades are both higher than other years.
For the grades kindergarten, in 1999 the percentage of home schooled students is 2.4. This is the lowest percentage of this grade but it is still much higher than the other in this year. The highest percentage of home schooled students of grade kindergarten is 2.9 occurred in 2004. This is also the highest in the table. The percentages of this grade in 2002 and 2003 are both 2.7.
For grades 1-2, the lowest percentage of home schooled students is 1.2 occurred in 2002. This is also the lowest percentage in the table. In 2004 the percentage of grades 1-2 is 2.1. This is the lowest percentage in 2004.
The percentages of home schooled students of grades 7-8 in 1999, 2000 and 2001 are both 1.6. And in 2004 the percentage of grades 7-8 is 2.5.


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Em Thiều Hoa, E60 nộp bài
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Our college is holding an open day next month .We would like to intive you to attend.
The day begins at 10.00 on Saturday 7 April. It take about 20 minutes to go around the college. You can visit the classes, the laborary and especially, you can see our library. We have many kind of books which you can borrow. You absolutely like it. We are performing a gymnastic display on sports field. In hall, our students are having rock concert and drama. The art room display all day. You will enjoy the garden whenever you visit. You can try our excellent sports facilities and don’t forget to raise your question at 4.30. The pricipal will be available to answer your questions.
The canteen is open for coffee in the morning and tea in the afternoon. From 12.00-1.30 is the time for lunch.
We hope that you will come to our open day and we are looking forward to welcoming you.
Your sincerely,

thưa cô giáo yêu quý ,em Diệu Linh E59 nộp bài writing task 1 ạ ^^

Group 3:

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As shown in the table, Lodon has the oldest underground railway system. It was opened in the year 1863. Paris is second oldest ,in which it was opened in the year 1900. This was then followed by the opening of the railway systems in Tokyo , Washington DC and Kyoto. Los Angeles has the newest underground railway system and was only opened in the year 2001. In term of the size of the railway systems, London , for certain, has the largest underground railway system. It has 394 kilometres of route in total , which is nearly twice as large as the system in Paris. Kyoto , in contrast, has the smallest system. It only has 11 kilometres of route ,which is more than 30 times shorter than that of London.
It can be seen interestingly from the table, Tokyo which only has 155 kilometres of route ,servers the greatest number of passengers per year, at 1927 millions passengers. The system in Paris has the second greatest number of passengers, at 1191 millions passengers per year. The smallest underground railway system, Kyoto, serves the smallest amount of passengers per year as predicted.
In conclusion, the underground railway systems in different cities vary a lot in the size of the system, the number passengers served per year , and in the age of the system.

Em Duy Khánh E59 nộp bài Writing task 1 ạ

Topic 3:

The statistics indicates some general details of the underground railway systems in six large cities in the world, namely the open day, the routing length and the annual amount of passengers. As can be seen from the table, in chronological order, the length of route and customers using the services saw a typical trend of decrease.

It can clearly be seen that London was the first one inaugurating its system of underground railway between the six cities with the longest route of 394 kilometres in 1863. In contrast, Paris opened its first underground station 37 years later than the English capital with the routing length of 199 kilometres, that seemed to be roughly a half compared with London, but the number of its passengers a years was approximately 1.5 times than London’s. Furthermore, the city which had the most people going by subway was Tokyo with the number of 1927 million and this was specially similar to the open year of the city’s metro system (1927).

In the second category, Washington DC, Kyoto and Los Angeles completed their tube systems later than the three others but with much shorter length of underground railroad and fewer passengers. In fact, the data showed that Kyoto owned the shortest underground railway which was only 11 kilometres long and also the fewest number of passengers with 45 million tickets sold per year.

This ends the report here.

em quang anh e59 nộp bài : Group 3
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As shown in the table , a underground railway systems in London was opened earliest in the six among the six cities . It was started operation in 1863 , with the longest route about 394 killometres and served 775 millions passengers per year . Paris is the second oldest , in which was opened in the year 1900 . The railway systems in Tokyo, Kyoto and Washington DC was respectively opened in the following year . Los Angeles has the newest underground railway system, and was only opened in 2001 . It has 28 killometres of route and 50 millions passengers used in total . However , this figures are bigger than Kyoto , the smallest underground railway system – 11 killometres and serves the smallest number of passengers per year-45 millions passengers . Especially in Tokyo where attends to the greatest number of passengers , about 1927 millions people , is more than 13 times than that of Washington DC , even they have a line with the same length .
In conclusion , we can clearly see the difference in the age , the routing length and the annual number passenger served for the six underground railway system .

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Em Giang lớp E60 nộp bài future 1:
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Our college is holding an open day next month on Saturday 7th April, and we would like to invite your pupils to attend.
College open at 10 am, visitors can join a tour of college with the guidance of students. Main programme have gymnastic display on sports field in the morning and In the afternoon have rock concert and drama by students in college’s hall. After that, at 4.30 pm, principal will answer questions of pupils and parent.
Canteen is serving all day with coffee available in morning and tea in afternoon. From 12.00-1.30 is the time for lunch.
Furthermore, your pupils can visit art room displays or garden in all day. Sport central will open and everybody can try sports facilities.
We hope that your pupils will come to our open day and we are looking forward to welcoming them here.
Your sincerely,