Đưa số liệu

 Regarding …, around half of … in both … is for …, accounting for …% and …%

respectively.
 Example: Regarding food preferences, around half of people in both countries prefer local dishes,
accounting for 50% and 45% respectively.
 As for …, the proportion of … is about …%, while …% is allocated to … .
 Example: As for transportation methods, the proportion of people using public transport is about
30%, while 20% is allocated to cycling.
 In terms of …, … makes up …%, which is slightly higher/lower than … at …%.
 Example: In terms of leisure activities, watching TV makes up 40%, which is slightly higher than
reading at 35%.
 When it comes to …, nearly …% of … is spent on …, while the remaining …% is dedicated to
….
 Example: When it comes to time management, nearly 60% of my free time is spent on studying, while
the remaining 40% is dedicated to hobbies.
 With respect to …, the figure for … stands at …%, compared to …% for … .
 Example: With respect to internet usage, the figure for social media stands at 45%, compared to 30%
for online shopping.
 Looking at …, the share of … is around …%, which contrasts with … at …%.
 Example: Looking at household expenses, the share of rent is around 35%, which contrasts with
utilities at 20%.
 As far as … is concerned, …% of … is allocated to …, whereas only …% goes towards ….
 Example: As far as budgeting is concerned, 50% of income is allocated to necessities, whereas only
15% goes towards savings.

Đối lập
 While there were decreases in [A] and [B], the opposite trend was observed in [C] and [D].
 Example: While there were decreases in the percentages of Australian exports to Japan and the US,
the opposite trend was observed in the cases of China and India.
 There were declines in [A] and [B], whereas [C] and [D] saw an increase.
 Example: There were declines in the market share of electric vehicles in the US and Europe, whereas
China and India saw an increase.
 [A] and [B] experienced a drop, whereas [C] and [D] exhibited growth.
 Example: The percentage of students pursuing engineering degrees in North America and Europe
experienced a drop, whereas Asia and South America exhibited growth.
 While [A] and [B] showed a reduction, [C] and [D] demonstrated an upward trend.
 Example: While car sales in the US and Japan showed a reduction, sales in China and India
demonstrated an upward trend.
 [A] and [B] decreased, in contrast to [C] and [D] which increased.
 Example: Oil production in Venezuela and Nigeria decreased, in contrast to Saudi Arabia and the
UAE which increased.
 Decreases were noted in [A] and [B], whereas [C] and [D] saw a rise.
 Example: Decreases were noted in the number of international tourists in Spain and Italy, whereas
Greece and Turkey saw a rise.
 [A] and [B] experienced reductions, while [C] and [D] witnessed growth.
 Example: Public transportation usage in the US and Canada experienced reductions, while in Japan
and South Korea, there was significant growth.
 While [A] and [B] showed declines, [C] and [D] showed increases.
 Example: While exports to the UK and France showed declines, exports to Germany and Italy showed
increases.

Tương đồng

 Both [A] and [B] followed a similar trend, with [A] and [B] both [increasing/decreasing] by …
%.
 Example: Both exports to China and India followed a similar trend, with exports increasing by 15% in
each country.
 [A] and [B] both showed a [rise/fall] of …% in …
 Example: Both car sales in Europe and South America showed a rise of 10% in 2020.
 There was a consistent trend in [A] and [B], with both [increasing/decreasing] by …%.
 Example: There was a consistent trend in renewable energy adoption in Germany and France, with
both increasing by 20%.
 [A] and [B] experienced the same trend, with each [increasing/decreasing] by …% over the
period.
 Example: Smartphone usage in North America and Australia experienced the same trend, with each
increasing by 25% over the period.
 Both [A] and [B] demonstrated a similar pattern, with [A] and [B] both [growing/declining] by
…%.
 Example: Both the number of university enrollments in the UK and Canada demonstrated a similar
pattern, with each growing by 12%.
 The figures for [A] and [B] both [rose/fell] consistently, with [A] and [B] each showing a
[percentage] change of …%.
 Example: The figures for internet usage in the US and Canada both rose consistently, with each
showing a change of 18%.
 [A] and [B] both followed the same trend, with each [increasing/decreasing] by …% in …
 Example: Housing prices in Sydney and Melbourne both followed the same trend, with each
increasing by 8% in 2023.
 There was a uniform trend in [A] and [B], with both [showing/experiencing] a [percentage]
change of …%.
 Example: There was a uniform trend in factory output in Japan and South Korea, with both showing a
5% increase.

Cao nhất
  Regarding …, the highest rate is seen in …, with …% of ….
 Example: Regarding internet usage, the highest rate is seen in social media platforms, with 70% of
users.
 The highest proportion of … is in …, making up …%.
 Example: The highest proportion of household spending is in rent, making up 40%.
 As for …, the largest percentage is recorded for …, standing at …%.
 Example: As for energy consumption, the largest percentage is recorded for electricity, standing at
60%.
 The majority of … is attributed to …, which accounts for the highest figure at …%.
 Example: The majority of daily activities is attributed to work, which accounts for the highest figure at
50%.
 When it comes to …, … holds the highest share, with …% of the total.
 Example: When it comes to smartphone usage, social media holds the highest share, with 80% of the
total.
 In terms of …, … has the highest percentage, reaching …%.
 Example: In terms of favorite hobbies, watching TV has the highest percentage, reaching 65%.
 The leading category in … is …, representing the highest rate at …%.
 Example: The leading category in online activities is streaming services, representing the highest rate
at 55%.
 The greatest proportion of … is allocated to …, which stands at …%.
 Example: The greatest proportion of budget is allocated to education, which stands at 45%.

Thấp nhất

 Regarding …, the lowest figure is recorded in …, with only …% of ….

 Example: Regarding transportation methods, the lowest figure is recorded in cycling, with only 5% of
commuters.
 The smallest proportion of … is seen in …, making up just …%.
 Example: The smallest proportion of energy consumption is seen in solar power, making up just 2%.
 As for …, the least percentage is attributed to …, standing at …%.
 Example: As for leisure activities, the least percentage is attributed to reading, standing at 10%.
 The lowest share of … is allocated to …, which accounts for only …%.
 Example: The lowest share of household spending is allocated to entertainment, which accounts for
only 8%.
 When it comes to …, … holds the lowest percentage, with only …% of the total.
 Example: When it comes to daily activities, exercising holds the lowest percentage, with only 5% of
the total.
 In terms of …, the smallest percentage is seen in …, reaching just …%.
 Example: In terms of favorite hobbies, the smallest percentage is seen in painting, reaching just 3%.
 The lowest rate of … is observed in …, representing only …%.
 Example: The lowest rate of internet usage is observed in older adults, representing only 12%.
 The least significant portion of … is devoted to …, which stands at …%.
 Example: The least significant portion of budget is devoted to entertainment, which stands at 7%.
 Bằng nhau

 Regarding …, both … and … have the same percentage, standing at …%.

 Example: Regarding exercise habits, both men and women have the same percentage, standing at
40%.
 As for …, the figures for … and … are identical, with each accounting for …%.
 Example: As for leisure activities, the figures for reading and watching TV are identical, with each
accounting for 30%.
 In terms of …, the proportion of … and … is the same, making up …% each.
 Example: In terms of transportation, the proportion of people using bikes and buses is the same,
making up 25% each.
 When it comes to …, both … and … share the same percentage, which is …%.
 Example: When it comes to spending habits, both groceries and entertainment share the same
percentage, which is 15%.
 The figures for … and … are equal, with both standing at …%.
 Example: The figures for smartphone usage and laptop usage are equal, with both standing at 50%.
 Looking at the data for …, both … and … have the same rate, representing …%.
 Example: Looking at the data for internet usage, both social media and streaming services have the
same rate, representing 45%.
 The percentage of … is the same for … and …, each constituting …%.
 Example: The percentage of renewable energy usage is the same for solar and wind, each constituting
20%.
 With regard to …, the proportion of … and … is equal, at …% each.
 Example: With regard to study time, the proportion of hours spent on math and science is equal, at
35% each.

Mo dau + tang

 Starting at …% in [Year], [Subject] rose significantly to …% by [Year].

 Example: Starting at 20% in 2010, online shopping rose significantly to 60% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], the percentage of [Subject] climbed steadily to …% over the next
[Number] years.
 Example: Standing at 15% in 2015, the percentage of electric vehicle ownership climbed steadily to
45% over the next five years.
 Starting with a figure of …% in [Year], there was a notable rise in [Subject], reaching …% by
[Year].
 Example: Starting with a figure of 25% in 2000, there was a notable rise in renewable energy usage,
reaching 50% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], [Subject] experienced a sharp increase to …% in [Year].
 Example: Standing at 10% in 2018, the adoption rate of new technology experienced a sharp increase
to 40% in 2023.
 Starting with …% in [Year], the [Subject] saw a dramatic rise to …% by [Year].
 Example: Starting with 5% in 2010, the number of remote workers saw a dramatic rise to 30% by
2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], the proportion of [Subject] surged to …% over the subsequent
[Number] years.
 Example: Standing at 35% in 2016, the proportion of high-speed internet users surged to 75% over
the subsequent four years.
 Starting at a low of …% in [Year], [Subject] rose rapidly to …% by [Year].
 Example: Starting at a low of 8% in 2010, smartphone penetration rose rapidly to 55% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], there was a steady increase in [Subject], reaching …% by [Year].
 Example: Standing at 40% in 2015, there was a steady increase in urban green spaces, reaching 65%
by 2025.

Mo dau + giam
 Starting at …% in [Year], [Subject] fell significantly to …% by [Year].
 Example: Starting at 80% in 2010, the percentage of people who used landline phones fell
significantly to 30% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], the proportion of [Subject] dropped steadily to …% by [Year].
 Example: Standing at 70% in 2015, the proportion of coal energy usage dropped steadily to 40% by
2025.
 Starting with a figure of …% in [Year], [Subject] experienced a notable decline to …% by
[Year].
 Example: Starting with a figure of 60% in 2000, car ownership experienced a notable decline to 35%
by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], [Subject] saw a sharp decrease to …% by [Year].
 Example: Standing at 90% in 2018, the usage rate of traditional newspapers saw a sharp decrease to
25% by 2023.
 Starting with …% in [Year], the number of [Subject] declined dramatically to …% by [Year].
 Example: Starting with 50% in 2005, the number of people attending live theater declined
dramatically to 15% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], the share of [Subject] diminished to …% over the following
[Number] years.
 Example: Standing at 45% in 2016, the share of print magazine readership diminished to 20% over
the following five years.
 Starting at a high of …% in [Year], [Subject] went down rapidly to …% by [Year].
 Example: Starting at a high of 75% in 2010, television viewership went down rapidly to 40% by 2020.
 Standing at …% in [Year], there was a steady decline in [Subject], reaching …% by [Year].
 Example: Standing at 55% in 2010, there was a steady decline in the percentage of students attending
art classes, reaching 25% by 2020.
 So sanh it hon
 In terms of …, A is …% less than B.
 Example: In terms of internet usage, the figure for rural areas is 10% less than that for urban areas.
 Compared to …, A is …% lower than B.
 Example: Compared to the national average, the percentage of students attending private schools is
5% lower in this region.
 A shows a …% decrease compared to B in terms of …
 Example: A shows a 7% decrease compared to B in terms of mobile phone usage.
 When it comes to …, A is …% less than B.
 Example: When it comes to average income, the earnings in the northern region are 15% less than
those in the southern region.
 A has …% fewer … than B.
 Example: A has 12% fewer online subscribers than B.
 In the category of …, A is …% behind B.
 Example: In the category of renewable energy use, A is 20% behind B.
 A is …% lower in … compared to B.
 Example: A is 8% lower in customer satisfaction compared to B.
 The proportion of … in A is …% less than in B.
 Example: The proportion of people using public transport in A is 10% less than in B.

So sánh nhiều hơn

 A has a …% larger … compared to B.

 Example: A has a 30% larger customer base compared to B.
 In terms of …, A is …% ahead of B.
 Example: In terms of annual revenue, A is 25% ahead of B.
 A’s … is …% more than B’s.
 Example: A’s market share is 15% more than B’s.
 Compared to B, A demonstrates a …% higher rate of …
 Example: Compared to B, A demonstrates a 40% higher rate of renewable energy use.
 A outperforms B by …% in …
 Example: A outperforms B by 20% in customer satisfaction ratings.
 The figure for A is …% greater than that for B.
 Example: The figure for A’s annual sales is 10% greater than that for B.
 A is …% superior in … compared to B.
 Example: A is 50% superior in productivity compared to B.
 A has a …% increase in … compared to B.
 Example: A has a 35% increase in online engagement compared to B.
 The percentage of … in A surpasses B by …%.
 Example: The percentage of employees working remotely in A surpasses B by 20%.
 A’s performance in … exceeds B’s by …%.
 Example: A’s performance in energy efficiency exceeds B’s by 25%.
  A’s … is …% higher than that of B.
 Example: A’s customer retention rate is 12% higher than that of B.
 Compared to B, A has an additional …% in …
 Example: Compared to B, A has an additional 18% in annual profits.

Gap so lan

 A is twice as much as B in terms of …

 Example: A is twice as much as B in terms of annual revenue.
 B is half the amount of A in …
 Example: B is half the amount of A in terms of market share.
 A is … times greater than B in …
 Example: A is three times greater than B in terms of production output.
 A is …% more than B, which is equivalent to … times B.
 Example: A is 200% more than B, which is equivalent to twice B.
 The figure for A is [twice/three times] that of B in …
 Example: The figure for A is three times that of B in terms of annual sales.
 A’s … is [twice/three times] as large as B’s.
 Example: A’s customer base is twice as large as B’s.
 [A] is … times the size of [B] in …
 Example: A’s export volume is four times the size of B’s in 2023.
 In …, A is [twice/three times] as much as B.
 Example: In revenue, A is twice as much as B.
 A has … times the … of B.
 Example: A has three times the market share of B.
 A exceeds B by a factor of … in …
 Example: A exceeds B by a factor of 2 in annual profit
The given graph illustrates ……………………………………………………. over a period of [số
năm], starting from [năm bắt đầu]. The data is measured in [đơn vị đo lường], and the …….
categories surveyed include [kể tên các nhóm dữ liệu chính].

Overall, ……………….. saw a significant growth in its number during this time . In addition, there
was a notable decline in the figure for ………………………. Notably, ………………………were the
most popular………… whereas ……………………………..was less favored during the time surveyed

As can be seen from the chart, [nhóm lớn nhất] accounted for [tỷ lệ phần trăm hoặc con số], while
[nhóm nhỏ nhất] represented only [tỷ lệ/thời gian thấp nhất]. Additionally, [nhóm khác] made up [bao
nhiêu phần trăm], which was [gấp X lần hoặc ít hơn X lần] so với [nhóm khác].

Over the following years, [nhóm chính] continued to rise/sharply increased to [số liệu], before
experiencing a [sự thay đổi: drop, fluctuation, etc.]. Meanwhile, [nhóm khác] saw a [sự thay đổi],
reaching [số liệu] by the end of the period. By contrast, [nhóm có xu hướng giảm] fell to [số liệu],
marking a significant decline.