The given two bar graphs illustrate information about what the graduate and
postgraduate’s
Change noun form
postgraduate
students
did after finishing their studies in university if they didn’t find Use synonyms
a full-time work
, in the year Remove the article
full-time work
a full-time job
of
2008.
Change preposition
apply
Overall
, what stands out from the graphs is thatLinking Words
,
there were a Remove the comma
apply
significant
larger number of graduate Change the adjective
significantly
students
than Use synonyms
postgraduate’s
Change noun form
postgraduate
students
, Use synonyms
while
they had a similar distribution in these four options. Another interesting point is that more Linking Words
students
would probably prefer to get higher degrees, Use synonyms
while
only a few graduates would work for charity.
For the first graph, we can find that more Linking Words
students
chose to get a Use synonyms
further
study, with a number of 29665. There was a similar situation between part-time work and unemployment, with 17735 and 16235 respectively. Linking Words
However
, there were only 3500 Linking Words
students
who went to do charity work, and it was almost Use synonyms
one tenth
of the figure Add a hyphen
one-tenth
of
Change preposition
for
further
study.
There was Linking Words
similarity
between these two graphs, the biggest and smallest figures Add an article
the similarity
a similarity
were
with the same aspect, but had different Verb problem
had
relationship
between the top two figures. There was a large gap Fix the agreement mistake
relationships
them
for the first graph, Change preposition
between them
however
, when it comes to the second chart, most Linking Words
students
preferred to get a higher degree, closely followed by those who wanted to get a part-time job, both of them were just above 2500. There was Use synonyms
also
a group of graduates who could not find a job, with 1625, which was 5 times as many as that in voluntary worksLinking Words
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