Did you know that uou can use "a/an + adjective" before a statistic to express your reaction to the number?
This technique adds emphasis and helps the listener or reader understand your perspective on the data. 
Examples:
<ul>
 <li>A staggering 95% of teenagers spend over 4 hours daily on social media.</li>
 <li>An alarming 62% of young adults report experiencing significant anxiety.</li>
 <li>A heartening 78% of volunteers say they feel more connected to their community.</li>
 <li>A disappointing 34% of students complete their language learning goals.</li>
 <li>An impressive 92% of renewable energy targets were met this year.</li>
 <li>A troubling 46% of food produced globally goes to waste.</li>
 <li>A surprising 55% of people have never traveled outside their home country.</li>
</ul>
Listen to find out how to use this structure in IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 reports.
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