The pie charts display the basic reasons for moving to and from the
UK
in 2007.
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the
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of the
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job
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reason
stated in immigration, it was formal study in emigration. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, in both areas, the dominant factor was a definite Linking Words
job
.
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According to
the pie chart, in the early 2000s, Linking Words
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job
opportunities led the way in terms of immigration, closely followed by studying. Use synonyms
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accompanying family and seeking employment amounted to 15% and 12% of immigration reasons, respectively. Add a comma
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, the combined total of "no Linking Words
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UK
.
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while
the purpose of study was the lowest Linking Words
with
only 4%. Punctuation problem
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, the search for work closely followed a definite Linking Words
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which
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, which
it
accounted to 22% of emigration motivation. Correct pronoun usage
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,
this
percentage was equal to 18% in no Linking Words
reason
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Finally
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joining
family members and other reasons comprised 18% and 14% of leaving the Punctuation problem
, joining
UK
in 2007, Use synonyms
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