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Band 5+: The table gives information about the water use in three sectors in six countries. Summarise theinformation by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table titled 'Water Use in Three Sectors in Six Countries (m³)', detailing water consumption across Domestic, Agricultural, and Industrial sectors. For Australia, the usage is Domestic 341 m³, Agricultural 741 m³, and Industrial 276 m³. Canada's usage is Domestic 279 m³, Agricultural 1238 m³, and Industrial 832 m³. China's is Domestic 26 m³, Agricultural 806 m³, and Industrial 71 m³. Russia's usage is Domestic 98 m³, Agricultural 1863 m³, and Industrial 56 m³. Turkey's is Domestic 80 m³, Agricultural 1482 m³, and Industrial 731 m³. The UK's usage is Domestic 38 m³, Agricultural 810 m³, and Industrial 398 m³.

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The given table illustrates the information about water consume in three sectors(domestic, agricultural, industrial) in 6 countries (Australia, Canada, China, Russia, Turkey, the UK)

Overall, Australia has the highest level of domestic water usage, while agricultural type is mainly used in Australia. In addition, individuals in Canada tend to use water in industrial aims.

Regarding the domestic water usage, the top of the list are Australia and Canada, at 341 and 279 cubic meters. This was followed by Russia, at 98 cubic meters, whereas the UK constitutes only 38 cubic meters.

In terms of the agricultural water consume, Russia represents the biggest share, at 1863 cubic meters. Next came Turkey , accounting for 1482 cubic meters. In contrast, China and Australia form only 806 and 741 cubic meters, which is far more than figures for domestic water usage.

Turning to industrial water usage, Canada is in the first place, at 832 cubic meters, just ahead of Turkey, at 731 cubic meters. However China accounts for 71 cubic meters and Russia just only 56 cubic meters, representing the lowest figure.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A

Vocabulary Repetition:

cubic: 10

meters: 9

water: 7

canada: 4

russia: 4

australia: 4

agricultural: 3

china: 3

turkey: 3

domestic: 3

usage: 3

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Task Response

The report covers the requirements of the task by identifying the main trends and providing specific data for each sector. The overview is present, though it could be more precise regarding the dominance of the agricultural sector across most countries. The comparisons between sectors and countries are generally effective. To improve, ensure that the overview more accurately reflects the most significant trend (e.g., that agriculture is the highest consumer in almost all listed countries) and refine the grammatical accuracy of word forms, such as using 'consumption' instead of 'consume'.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is organized into logical paragraphs, with a clear introduction, overview, and body paragraphs categorized by sector. However, the progression of ideas could be smoother. Some transitions between sentences are a bit abrupt. To improve, try using a wider variety of cohesive devices and linking words to show relationships between data points (e.g., 'In stark contrast,' 'Similarly,' or 'A similar pattern can be seen in...'). Ensure that the overview provides a more comprehensive summary of the main trends across all sectors rather than just highlighting specific countries.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is functional but repetitive and contains several word-form errors. For example, 'water consume' is used instead of 'water consumption,' and 'agricultural type' is an awkward phrasing. There is also a lack of variety in how data is described (e.g., using 'at' repeatedly). To reach a higher band, aim to use more precise academic collocations, such as 'water consumption levels,' 'the largest proportion of water was allocated to,' or 'industrial purposes' instead of 'industrial aims.' Work on using nouns instead of verbs in descriptive contexts (e.g., 'consumption' vs 'consume'). Pay attention to vocabulary repetition to improve the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a mix of simple and complex structures, but grammatical errors are frequent and occasionally impede clarity. Issues include subject-verb agreement, incorrect word forms (using verbs where nouns are required), and awkward sentence constructions (e.g., 'China and Australia form only 806 and 741 cubic meters'). There are also minor errors in article usage and punctuation. To improve, focus on accuracy in noun-verb agreement and practice using complex sentence structures like relative clauses (e.g., '...Russia, which recorded the highest agricultural usage, at 1863 m³') to combine information more effectively.

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