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The tables show the number of students from one university in Australia going to study in Europe and the number of students from European universities coming to study at the same Australian university in 2007 and 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.   The two tables detail the data of exchange students from the Australian university to Europe and European pupils that enrolled to the Australian University in the years 2007 and 2009. Overall, the data suggests that Australian students studying in Europe grew considerably, while the Europeans students coming to Australia did not change at all. Students from the United Kingdom formed the largest group of exchange students from and to Australia, while Germany had the highest growth rate of students leaving for other countries. With respect to the Australian students studying in Europe, the total figure skyrocketed from 183 in 2007 to ...

The table compares the data of the work's large-scale and small-scale sea fishing industries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The chart highlights two specific categories of fishing industries: the larger company-owned ventures, which employ mechanized practices, and smaller artisanal scale fisheries, which focus on traditional, manual methods of fishing It correlates their employment status, efficiency, expenses, and ecological footprint. Overall, while each sector fulfills the fisheries production quota, it is evident that the artisanal sector performs out of and over the cost constraints and makes the best use of available resources whereas the mechanized fisheries are much more wasteful and consume fuel aggressively. Perhaps the most significant comparison has to do with employment. The artisanal sector employs over 30 million strangers while the industrial one employs approximately 200 times less, clo...

  Top Tips for IELTS Speaking Preparation: How to Ace Your Exam Introduction The IELTS Speaking test can be daunting, especially for those who struggle with fluency, vocabulary, and confidence. However, with the right strategies and consistent practice, anyone can improve their performance and achieve a high band score. This article outlines effective techniques recommended by IELTS trainers and experienced teachers, along with practical examples to help candidates prepare efficiently. 1. Focus on Fluency, Not Perfection One of the most common mistakes test-takers make is focusing too much on grammatical accuracy at the expense of fluency . While grammar is important, hesitating too much or constantly correcting yourself can negatively impact your score. 💡 Example: Instead of pausing too often to find the perfect word, use natural fillers like: "Well, that's an interesting question..." "Let me think about that for a second..." "I'd say..." Th...

Some people say that it is possible for a country to be both economically successful and have a clean environment. Others disagree. Discuss both views and give your opinion. With regards to economic development, economic success as a blatantly positive attribute is almost universal in modern societies. What is however a contentious issue is whether a country can achieve success without compromising the environmental state of affairs. A certainly plausible perspective lies in the notion that economic development can and should go hand in hand with the conservation of the environment. In my view, harnessing economic growth stems from sustainably seeking it alongside protective measures for the environment is ideal. Alongside globalization, the perception that economic progress results in the loss of the environment has gained a lot of traction. Resource industrialization is a core concept in framing this issue. Whenever there are fossil fuels, timber or minerals, there is guaranteed to b...

Some argue that teachers should focus on academics more than motivating students. To what extent do you agree or disagree?  There has been a lot of debate in recent years about the importance of teachers when it comes to motivating and inspiring young adults into education vis-à-vis the academic content. In my view, while the academic components are crucial, there is a greater need for a teacher to motivate and inspire so that he or she is able to engage students in learning over a long period of time. The knowledge base of the students is very important, and that is why it is said that there is a strong foundation for attaining an education. Mathematics, literature, and the sciences serve as the building blocks to provide students with the necessary intellectual structure to understand their environment and succeed in their future occupations. For example, a teenager aspiring to study physics must first have a deep understanding of certain critical concepts such as force and motio...