[Ugo S] Writing Practice Test 544588

The information given was a chart shows British Emigration to selected destinations between 2004 and 2007. The information was given by Internation Passenger Survey.

The most people emigrated was Australia in 2006, which is around 51 thousands: while the least people emigrated was the United Stated on 2005 which was around 19 thousands.

The amount of people emgrated to Australia had increaed. From around 41 thousands in 2004, to around 43 thousands in 2007. However, there was anormally, in 2005, there was a small decresed of arounds 2 thousands compared to 2004, while there was a sudden increased in 2006 by around 14 thousands compared to 2005.

The amount of people emgrated to Spain had decreaed. From around 35 thounsands in 2004, to around 26 thousands in 2007. However, there is anomally, in 2005, there was a increased of 500 compared to the previous year.

The amount of people emgrated to New Zealand had decreaed. From around 23 thounsands in 2004, to around 20 thousands in 2007.

The amount of people emgrated to the United Stated had decreaed. From around 25 thounsands in 2004, to around 19 thousands in 2007. However, there was anormally, in 2005, there was a decresed of arounds 5 thousands compared to 2004, while there was a sudden increased in 2006 by around 5 thousands compared to 2005.

The amount of people emgrated to France had decreaed. From around 23 thounsands in 2004, to around 18 thousands in 2007. However, there is anomally, in 2005 and 2006, there was a increased of 10 thousands and 3 thousands respectively compared to 2004.

In to some distance, I personally agree that studying the English language in an English-speaking country is the best, also it is not the only way to learn the language. As if you are in an environment that speak English only, I can be sure that you will pick up this language very fast, as you can only use this language to communicate. You need language for your daily routine life, you need it to order food, to report, to talk with your friend, and etc. Human is something that cannot be alone, we need care. However, there are always other way, your family member may speak English to you, even though you are not in an English-speaking country. Like this, you will still pick up English, as you start hearing that since you are young. Also, English compared to other languages, it is not a very difficult language. Some languages like Chinese cannot be "spelt" out base on it sound, Unlike English, which has only 26 shapes, Chinese has many more. Also, study English in an English-speaking country, you may study some local term "accidentally". For example, in Singapore, an English-speaking country, the locals often mix other languages such as Chinese, Malay, Tamil, Cantonese, when they speak. They will call it, Singlish. For example, when they are in the local coffee shop, not cafe, they will call coffee as Kopi. And these terms cannot be understood in other countries, even English-speaking countries. (This excludes nearby countries, such as Malaysia.) So, in conclusion, in some distance, I agreed that studying the English language in an English-speaking country is the best but not the only way to learn language.