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Now write a paragraph describing the most important information in the table. Organise your paragraph like this: 1 Discuss the effect of gender on earnings. (See the yellow cells) 2 Discuss the effect of age on earnings. (See the blue cells) 3 Discuss the effect of qualifications on earnings. (See the red cells)

Now write a paragraph describing the most important information in the table. Organise your paragraph like this: 1 Discuss the effect of gender on earnings. (See the yellow cells) 2 Discuss the effect of age on earnings. (See the blue cells) 3 Discuss the effect of qualifications on earnings. (See the red cells) 5AP9D
The table shows how much money was earned every week by population in 2005. The information shows approximate amounts in pounds depending on gender, education, and age. Overall, regardless of all three features, males made far more salary than women did. There is a significant difference between the ages of people and their pay received weekly. The highest-earning period for men was later than what women achieved in middle age. However, young men from 16 to 24-year-olds got as much as the opposite sex. As long as both genders got older the wages were increased considerably till the pre-retirement age. Therefore, the elder generation made less money than the previous one. In the case of professional qualifications, males with tertiary education earned 384£ more than half-qualified who completed secondary schools and non-qualified ones. Meanwhile, women with degrees doubled earnings by almost 310£ than those who did not have any certification.
The table
shows
how much money
was earned
every week by population in 2005. The information
shows
approximate amounts in pounds depending on gender, education, and
age
.
Overall
, regardless of all three features, males made far more salary than women did.

There is a significant difference between the
ages
of
people
and their pay received weekly. The highest-earning period for
men
was later than what women achieved in middle
age
.
However
, young
men
from 16 to 24-year-olds
got
as much as the opposite sex.
As
long as both genders
got
older the wages
were increased
considerably
till the
pre-retirement
age
.
Therefore
, the elder generation made less money than the previous one.

In the case of professional qualifications, males with tertiary education earned
384£
more than half-qualified who completed secondary schools and non-qualified ones. Meanwhile, women with degrees doubled earnings by almost
310£
than those who did not have any certification.
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IELTS academic Now write a paragraph describing the most important information in the table. Organise your paragraph like this: 1 Discuss the effect of gender on earnings. (See the yellow cells) 2 Discuss the effect of age on earnings. (See the blue cells) 3 Discuss the effect of qualifications on earnings. (See the red cells)

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  American English
3 paragraphs
150 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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