The bar graph
illustrate
the Change the verb form
illustrates
number
of British non full-time workers who graduated either university or post-university in 2008.
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Overall
, what stands out from the graph is that Linking Words
although
the Linking Words
number
of Use synonyms
post
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postgraduates
graduates
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were
insignificant in comparison with Change the verb form
was
graduates
, we can see a similar tendency from both the figures.
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To begin
with, the Linking Words
the
most popular Remove the redundancy
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distination
after graduation among both university Correct your spelling
destination
graduates
and Use synonyms
post
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post-graduates
graduates
was Use synonyms
further
education in the UK in 2008. Linking Words
While
the exact Linking Words
number
of them was 29,665 in the data of the former, there were 2,725 of the latter in Use synonyms
this
section. At the same time, there were certain amounts of students who broke into part-time occupation, which was 17,735 for those from university and 2,535 for those from post-university.
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On the other hand
, 16,235 Linking Words
graduates
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was
jobless, whose Change the verb form
were
number
was more than tenfold than the figure of Use synonyms
enemployed
post-graduate. Interestingly, 3500 Correct your spelling
unemployed
graduates
chose to work as a volunteer, Use synonyms
whereas
only 345 past-graduate Linking Words
who
decided to work for no pay.Correct pronoun usage
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