The table provides the data about the average band scores for learners from four nations namely Germany, France, Vietnam and Malaysia taking the IELTS test in the year 2009.
Overall, while Germany had the highest overall scores in the IELTSIelts test, the opposite was true in Vietnam. Also, It is notable that Malaysia’s learners are showedn to have the strongest skills in Reading and this also was the weakest skill of French’ students.
To be specific, while the average band scores in Listening of Germany’ learners was highest at 6. 8, the opposite was true for that of Malaysian’s with 6. 2. Moreover, the average score in Writing of Germany’s and Malaysia’s candidates were significantly different with 6, 6 and 6. 0 respectively. In addition, both students in two nations got high scores in the Speaking module accupying 6, 9 in Germany and 6. 8 in the other.
Furthermore, the average scores in Listening and Reading of France and Vietnam were exactly similar with 6, 3% and 6, 1% respectively. Noticeably, speaking was the module in which the students in France and Vietnam did well with the respective band 6. 6 and 6. 7. Writing skills witnessed a difference between the candidates in France and Vietnam with 6, 5 and 6, 2 respectively. Thus, the overall band scores of France’s students was higher than that in Vietnam, specifically 0, 2. ’
The table provides the data about the
average
band
scores
for learners from four nations
namely
Germany, France, Vietnam and Malaysia taking the IELTS
test
in the year 2009.
Overall
, while Germany had the highest
overall
scores
in the
IELTSIelts
test
, the opposite was true in Vietnam.
Also
, It is notable that Malaysia’s learners are
showedn
to have the strongest
skills
in Reading and this
also
was the weakest
skill
of French’ students.
To be specific, while the
average
band
scores
in Listening of Germany’ learners was highest at 6. 8, the opposite was true for that of Malaysian’s with 6. 2.
Moreover
, the
average
score
in Writing of Germany’s and Malaysia’s candidates were
significantly
different
with 6, 6 and 6. 0
respectively
.
In addition
, both students in two nations
got
high
scores
in the Speaking module
accupying
6, 9 in Germany and 6. 8 in the other.
Furthermore
, the
average
scores
in Listening and Reading of France and Vietnam were exactly similar with 6, 3% and 6, 1%
respectively
.
Noticeably
, speaking was the module in which the students in France and Vietnam did well with the respective
band
6. 6 and 6. 7. Writing
skills
witnessed a difference between the candidates in France and Vietnam with 6, 5 and 6, 2
respectively
.
Thus
, the
overall
band
scores
of France’s students was higher than that in Vietnam,
specifically
0, 2. ’