The line graph and table show the comparison between
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graduates
and others from an unidentified university in Australia in two different aspects: Use synonyms
percentage
of students Correct article usage
the percentage
got
full-time jobs and Correct pronoun usage
who got
average
salary, from 2004 to 2012.
Correct article usage
the average
Overall
, it can be clearly observed that Linking Words
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graduates
offered employed as Use synonyms
a full-time jobs
relatively stable, Correct the article-noun agreement
a full-time job
full-time jobs
whereas
that of others experienced a Linking Words
fluctuated
trend. Replace the word
fluctuating
However
, it is interesting to note that the salaries given to both Linking Words
newly
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new
graduates
were varied.
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To begin
with, a closer look at the line graph Linking Words
can be seen
that Verb problem
shows
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graduates
who Use synonyms
being
employed Wrong verb form
were
as
full-time jobs Change preposition
in
remain
constant at roughly 80% in 2004 and onwards exceptWrong verb form
remained
a
slight peak at 90% in 2008. Other Change preposition
for a
graduates
, on Use synonyms
one
hand, accounted for approximately 65% in 2004 before reaching its peak at just above 90% in 2006 and constantly fell to the same figure in 2012.
In regards to average earnings, it is noticeable that both Correct article usage
the one
freshly
post-Change the word
fresh
graduates
received the same Use synonyms
the
first two years at $41,000 and $43,000 respectively. Change preposition
in the
While
the trends shifted in 2008 where Linking Words
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graduates
received larger salaries with a range of $5-6,000 every other two years, that of others only added no more than $3,000.Use synonyms
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