IELTS: Emigration intentions, Bulgarian aged 15-60, 2001 & 2006

The chart shows the proportion in emigration intention of Bulgarian aged 15-60 in 2001 and 2006.

It is clear that the proportion of Bulgarian who intends to stay in their country is far higher among the other intentions.

In 2001, by 70 percent Bulgarians have no intention to travel abroad then this trend increased over 3 percent in the following year statistic. An intention for tourism came as the second by 10 percent, while living and working abroad for temporary reached the proportion by 5 and 7 percent of all Bulgarians choice.

In 2006, the highest proportion of emigration intention was recorded by 70 percent of Bulgarians aged 15-60. Although 9 percent Bulgarians intended to live abroad for temporary, the other intentions for tourism and temporary work came nearly 9 percent.

Interestingly, while other emigration intentions varied markedly, the intention for live abroad was permanently showed the equality by 8 percent in a-two year statistics.

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Overall, the majority Bulgarians intend to stay in their home country.

In 2001, by 70 percent of Bulgarians havehad no intention to travel abroad.then thisThis trend increased overby 3 percent in the following year statistic. An intention for tourism came as the second by 10 percent, while living and working abroad for temporary purposes reached the proportion by 5 and 7 percent of all Bulgarians choice. ????????

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The chart shows the proportion in emigration intention of Bulgarian aged 15-60 in 2001 and 2006.

Overall, the majority Bulgarians intend to stay in their home country,

Turning to the details, the number of Bulgarians who had no intention to travel abroad increased steadily from just under 70 percent to around 73 percent between 2001 and 2006, a rise of about 3 percent in the 5 year. Also, living abroad for temporary experienced a rise of about from 5 percent in 2001 to 9 percent in 2006. Both figures showed upward proportions among the other trends.

Standing in contrast, going overseas for tourism and temporary work during a period year showed a decline. Appearing with 10 percent in 2001, Bulgarian inhabitants were less likely to take vacation abroad by 6 percent in 2006 while working abroad for temporary reported 3 percent decent among Bulgarian emigrations.

Interestingly, while other emigration intentions varied markedly in over 5 years, there was an equal proportion by 8 percent of Bulgarians who tend to live abroad permanently.

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temporarily/for a short time

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Majority normally means more than 50%. Few and many are normally used with numbers rather than percentages: a small percentages of people could still refer to a large number of (many) people. 'Many' and 'few' are difficult to define because it depends on the context, but in general they refers to

large and small number respectively.

IELTS grammar: number and proportion
Number:
- Use 'the number of + plural noun' e.g. the number of visitors.
- Do not use it describe percentages of uncontable nouns e.g money

Proportion:
- Only use this to describe percentages (not numbers).
- Use 'the proportion of + plural noun' e.g the proportion of people

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A few words for the layout of the paragraph:
Developing the classical five paragraph essay or more will send you to earn a very impressive result, but this should be followed by a succinct explanation, coherent sentences, grammar error-free, colloquial usage, etc. Otherwise, you may get an average score.