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The image contains a pie chart and a table. The pie chart shows Australian nationality at 73%, Chinese at 14%, British at 7%, Dutch at 3%, New Zealander at 2%, and Other at 1%. The table indicates the percentage of nationalities in the City and Countryside, with Australian at City 80% and Countryside 20%, British at City 89% and Countryside 11%, New Zealander at City 90% and Countryside 10%, Chinese at City 99% and Countryside 1%, and Dutch at City 83% and Countryside 17%.

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The table and pie chart represented proportion of individuals who live in Australia according to different nationalities and regions.

Overall,it is evident that,large percentage of people who live in Australia its own individuals,while the small number who live there are Dutch’s people.As for the table,large percentage of people prefer life in a city.

The proportion of individuals who are Australian’s orign citizenes approximately three quarters.Britich people’s percentage continue a very small number, nearly to 7%,while,New Zealander,Chinese and Dutch persentage were almost same,it was just uder the Britich people percentage.

Most of them prefer live in the city,only small proportion of them prefer life in urban areas.About all chinese individuals live in the city,New Zealand and Britich people’s proportion in the city and percentage who prefer countryside was almost same with nearly 90% who live in the town centre,almost 10% who stay in the coutryside.Similarly,Australian and Dutch percentages were almost same,just above 80% live in the city,whereas only 20% who live in the countryside.

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The report addresses the task, but there are some areas for improvement. The overview is present but could be more comprehensive by mentioning the specific nationalities with the highest and lowest city preferences. The report includes some inaccuracies and generalizations, such as stating that New Zealander, Chinese, and Dutch percentages were almost the same in the pie chart, which isn't entirely accurate. To improve, focus on providing more precise data and avoid generalizations. Also, ensure that all key features are addressed with sufficient detail.

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The report demonstrates an attempt to organize information into paragraphs, but the flow of ideas is frequently disrupted by grammatical errors and unclear phrasing. Transitions between sentences and paragraphs need improvement to enhance coherence. Consider using more explicit linking words and phrases to guide the reader through the information. Paragraphing could be improved by grouping related ideas more effectively.

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The vocabulary used is somewhat limited and lacks precision. There are instances of inappropriate word choice and awkward phrasing. To improve, focus on expanding your vocabulary related to proportions, demographics, and geographical preferences. Practice using synonyms and paraphrasing to express ideas more accurately and effectively.

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The report contains numerous grammatical errors, including incorrect verb tenses, subject-verb agreement issues, and improper use of articles and prepositions. Sentence structure is often awkward and unclear, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning. To improve, focus on mastering basic grammar rules and practicing sentence construction. Seek feedback on your writing from a language tutor or native speaker to identify and correct errors.

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