The chart below shows the places visited by different people living in Canada. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.
The given bar chart serves data about the
number
of people
who go to some public areas in Canada based on where they come from.
The chart clearly shows that Cinema
is the most
go-to place visited by some Correct quantifier usage
apply
people
, besides
, Theatre is the least the
Correct article usage
apply
number
of visitors.
Even though most people
love going to the Cinema
, the New Migrants that
born in other countries mostly Correct pronoun usage
apply
are
tend to go to the Library, it is clear from the charts that show approximately 55% of them choose to go to the library (the highest percentage). The Unnecessary verb
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number
is followed by the Cinema
which 5
% lower. Add a missing verb
is 5
On the other hand
, the new Migrants born in English-speaking countries are following the trend of the local people
who love to go to the cinema
, they are in second place in a
Correct article usage
the
number
of cinema
visitors (65%), moreover
, they are also
goingalso
went to the Zoo as their 2nd favourite place (50%)
Meanwhile, only 43% of the Zoo's visitors are locals, which is lower than the Correct your spelling
going also
number
of new migrants born in English-speaking countries.Submitted by ieltscuns2022 on
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