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PostSubject: writing task1   Fri Oct 26, 2007 3:21 pm

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The graghs describe the information about population growth in India, China and the US, and urbanisation in India and China from 1950 to 2005 with projection from 2005 onwards.
As can be seen in the first graph, there was a marked increase in population of both nations China and Indian, and far greeter than those of the US: from 560 and 375 millions people in 1995 to 1370 and 1125 in 2005 respectively. It is estimated that the population of the India continues to keep its trend in the next 45 years, while those of the China will keep rise to reach almost 1400 millions people in 2030 and then decrease gradually. Concerning the US the population was smallest in 1950 and rose gradually over 55 years, and predicted to keep its trend in the following years.
From the second graph, rural inhabitant of China was bigger than those of India and rose considerably to reach over 800 millions people in 1995, then reduced rapidly in the following years, and being forecasted to keep its downward tendency. Meanwhile the rural population of India rose to get at China’s level at just under 800 millions in 2005 and being forecasted to rise around 50 millions citizens in 2020, keep stable in the next 5 years and then reduce gradually. In contrast the inhabitant in the urban areas of China and India was the same and they both had upward tendency during 1950 – 2005, and being predicted keep their tendency in the future.
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PostSubject: Re: Free IELTS descriptive report writing task submission   Sat Dec 01, 2007 1:28 pm

The first graphs shows population growth rates in China, India and the United States of America from the year 1950 to 2005 and projected to 2050. And the second graph figured out urban versus rural growth rates in China and India within the same period of time with projection up to the year 2030.

At the first glance, until 2005, China's population growth seems to be faster then both of the two other countries. Whereas, USA showed very slow steady increase in it's population comparatively.

In 1950 China's population stood approximately at 500 millions, and shows a significant increase until 2005 and it is expected to continue showing almost the same rate until 2020. At this point of time it could be levelled off at less than 1500 million until 2030. Interestingly population growth in India will perhaps exceeds that of china.

Regarding uranization, in 1950 almost all the 500 million chinese were living in rural areas as only less tha 100 million were living in towns and cities. This rural figure was also applicable to rural India.However there was somehow a steady growth of rural population in China until it reached the peak of about 850 millions in 1995. Since 1995 there was a dramatic decline in the rural population growth in China, and it is expexted to plummet to 600 million in 2030.
Chia's urban population growth increased rapidly since 1980s of the last century and as expected it will contnue doing so even after 2030.

In India urban growth is increasing in a slower rythem than Ithat of China. And rural population growth in India is obviously faster than urban growth. But after 2025 number of people living in villages in india will decrease to about 800 millions in contrary to the number urban people which will raise up to 600 millions.

In conclusion, India is expected to be the larger country in the world in term of population. China will harvest the result of familly planning prorams. And its population groth will slow down, and most of its people will live in urban areas, propaply due to huge industrial revolution in china.
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PostSubject: Re: Free IELTS descriptive report writing task submission   Sat Dec 01, 2007 1:32 pm

The first graph shows population growth rates in China, India and the United States of America from the year 1950 to 2005 and projected to 2050. And the second graph figured out urban versus rural growth rates in China and India within the same period of time with projection up to the year 2030.

At the first glance, until 2005, China's population growth seems to be faster than both of the two other countries. Whereas, USA showed very slow steady increase in it's population comparatively.

In 1950 China's population stood approximately at 500 millions, and shows a significant increase until 2005 and it is expected to continue showing almost the same rate until 2020. At this point of time it could be levelled off at less than 1500 million until 2030. Interestingly, population growth in India will perhaps exceeds that of china.

Regarding uranization, in 1950 almost all the 500 million chinese were living in rural areas as only less tha 100 million were living in towns and cities. This rural figure was also applicable to rural India.However there was somehow a steady growth of rural population in China until it reached the peak of about 850 millions in 1995. Since 1995 there was a dramatic decline in the rural population growth in China, and it is expexted to plummet to 600 million in 2030.
Chia's urban population growth increased rapidly since 1980s of the last century and as expected it will contnue doing so even after 2030.

In India urban growth is increasing in a slower rythem than Ithat of China. And rural population growth in India is obviously faster than urban growth. But after 2025 number of people living in villages in india will decrease to about 800 millions in contrary to the number urban people which will raise up to 600 millions.

In conclusion, India is expected to be the larger country in the world in term of population. China will harvest the result of familly planning prorams. And its population groth will slow down, and most of its people will live in urban areas, propaply due to huge industrial revolution in china.
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PostSubject: Taks 1   Tue Feb 12, 2008 5:46 am

The first graph illustrating the population growth of three countries such as India, China and USA while the second graph is giving the details of urbanization in India and China.

On the right side of the graph three ribbon like structure having different colour denoting the countries such as red is for China, blue is for India and yellowish is represnting the USA.On the "X" axis of the graph years are given while on the "Y" axis population growht is given.

The population growth of China continuesly incresearing, it strats from 500 million during the 1950 and reaches up to 14oo million, showing no fluctuation but later on it shows slight decrease in population and finlly it stops at 1300 million in later years .

The growth of India is continuesly increasing , it stars from 300 million and reaches up to 1600 million, a few fluctuation are shown other wise it is in steady state of growth.

Populatin growth in USA too low with comparision to their couterparts. It stars from 150 million and a bit increase in being shown in steady state form but some years a minute fluctuations are shown and finally it reaches up to 260million.

The graph urbanization is being shown , four representative marks are taken the first one is red which is denoting the Chinal rural while the sky blue is representing the India rural similarly second red line is representing the Chinal Urban and Sky blue denotes India urban. A great fluctuations occures in China rural area people moves a lot from rural to Urban as result the graph increases in urban area and decreased from rural area. As for as India is concerned the graph shows that the people rural populatin is continuesly increasing except a few decrease is shown in last. In india the urbanization increased but in low rate rather then China.

In last I conclude that the population growth is higher in India then Chinal and at USA it is controled. The urbanization rate is higher at China then India.
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PostSubject: ielts task1   Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:52 am

Two graphs compare the population growth of three countries of the world and urbanization in India and China. Clearly the population growth is much more faster in India and China as comparted to US.

Population of China and India tend to grow while China's growth rate is higher than that of India and USA. However by the 2027 population of China and India is projected to be equal that is nearly 1500million people. After that population of India maintains its upward trend while China's population experiences small slump.

Population in USA grows steadily from 200million to 300million till 2027. This trend does not seem to be changed till 2050.

Urbanization seems to be growing for both India and China. However rate of urbanization for China is far more greater than that of India. By the year 2030 it may reach 900million mark as comared to India whose urban population will be around 500million people. Corresponding graphs for rural population reinforce the opinion established for urbanization. After 1995 rural population of China decreases at a constant rate from 850million to approximately 500 million by the year 2030. India's rural population shows upward trend till 2015 and this is roughly maintained for the next 10years or so and in 2025 experiences plummets slightly.
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