The movement of people from rural to urban areas in three countries and predictions for future years.

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The line graph below indicates the data on the
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of migrants who move from the countryside to the cities in
Iran
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,
Indonesia
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, and
Russia
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in the period from 2000 to 2025.
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, in
Russia
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and
Iran
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, the
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of
people
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moving to urban areas is the highest and they continue increasing in the future.
Whereas
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, the emigrant moved to the cities in
Indonesia
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is the smallest and
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number
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will remain steadily in 2025. As can be seen from the chart, in 2000, all three countries had similar rates of
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who changed their lives. These numbers are around 10 million migrants.
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, in 2005,
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Iran
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and
Indonesia
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rose slightly,
Russia
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climbed to 30 million
people
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. The scale in
Iran
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and
Russia
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grew significantly to 2015, respectively 50 and 70
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people
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who want to
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their homes. In 2020, the
number
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of emigrants in
Iran
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and
Russia
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increased to 80 million together and the
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in
Indonesia
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had
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rise to 30. In
Russia
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and
Iran
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, the quantities of migrants are predicted that it will grow moderately in the future.
In contrast
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, the scale of
Indonesia
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will flatten out from 2020 to 2025.

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Task Achievement
Provide more detailed comparisons between the countries to enhance the analysis of the data presented. This will strengthen your arguments.
Coherence and Cohesion
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Task Achievement
The introduction clearly outlines the main features of the graph and sets the context for the discussion.
Coherence and Cohesion
General trends of migration from rural to urban areas are well identified.

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