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The image shows coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities, with the following percentages for each city and category: Sydney - Fresh Coffee (44%), Instant Coffee (37%), Prefer Tea (33%); Melbourne - Fresh Coffee (61%), Instant Coffee (42%), Prefer Tea (38%); Brisbane - Fresh Coffee (54%), Instant Coffee (49%), Prefer Tea (42%); Adelaide - Fresh Coffee (40%), Instant Coffee (36%), Prefer Tea (41%); Hobart - Fresh Coffee (63%), Instant Coffee (52%), Prefer Tea (48%).

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The graph illustrates the information about the Coffee and tea drinking habits in five differnet cities of Australia. It only covers data of last 4 weeks. Data is fluctuating a lot in all states.

It is clear from the chart that drinking habits are more in Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart as compare to Brisbane and Adelaide.

People went to cafe for tea is most evident, as it remained close to 60% of the total residents in all cities except adelaide; in which instant coffee is popular than others. Its value is at average of 55% and is peaked in hobart.

Less people purchase fresh coffee throughout the various cities mentioned here. Its number is roughly about 35 to 40%. It is most popular in sydney, while less liked in brisbane.

So, by this chart we come to know about the percentage of citizens drinking practice in numerous states of Australia.

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The report attempts to address the task but includes inaccuracies and misinterpretations of the data. The organization is not very clear, and the analysis lacks depth. To improve, focus on accurately representing the data, providing specific comparisons, and structuring the report logically with a clear overview, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Avoid generalizations and ensure all statements are supported by the data.

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The report lacks a clear overall structure and the information is not presented in a logical order. The introduction is weak and doesn't provide a clear overview of the graph's content. The body paragraphs jump between different categories and cities without a clear focus. The conclusion is also weak and doesn't provide a strong summary of the main trends. To improve coherence and cohesion, try to group similar information together, use clear topic sentences to introduce each paragraph, and use transition words to connect ideas.

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The report uses a limited range of vocabulary and there is some repetition of words and phrases. For example, the phrase 'drinking habits' is used multiple times. The report also contains some inaccurate or inappropriate word choices, such as 'fluctuating a lot' and 'peaked in hobart'. To improve lexical resource, try to use a wider range of vocabulary and avoid repetition. You can also use a thesaurus to find synonyms for common words and phrases. Boost vocabulary complexity to elevate the overall score.

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