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Band 6+: The bar below shows how much land was used for different purposes in an Asian Country in 2011.

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The image shows a bar graph depicting land use across years 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010 measured in million hectares. In 1950, agriculture (livestock) is about 50, agriculture (crops) is around 200, non-agricultural is close to 40. In 1960, livestock is approximately 70, crops remain at 200, non-agricultural is about 50. In 1970, livestock is roughly 80, crops stay around 200, non-agricultural is nearly 60. In 1980, livestock is about 90, crops slightly decrease to around 190, non-agricultural is about 70. In 1990, livestock is approximately 100, crops return to around 200, non-agricultural is about 80. In 2000, livestock measures around 110, crops stay nearly 200, non-agricultural is about 90. In 2010, livestock is about 120, crops remain at 200, non-agricultural reaches approximately 100.
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The graph provides information about the amount of land which was used for livestock agriculture, crops agriculture and non-agriculture in an Asian country in 2011.

Overall, it can be seen that the usages of land for crop farming decreased, whereas it increased for livestock farming and non-agriculture. Land use for crop agriculture was consistently the highest and that for non-agriculture was lowest.

Looking at the crop data in more detail it is clear that the usages of land for this purpose stood at about 200 million hectares (m/h) in 1950 . This number slightly decreased to approximately 190 m/h in 1970 and remained constant till 1980. By 2010, the figure had declined to nearly 165 m/h.

Turning to the livestock data in more detail it is evident that the amount of land which was used for this purpose was about 75m/h in 1950. This value remained unchanged till 1970, but then slightly grew to approximately 82 m/h in 1990 and remained at this value in 2010.

Finaly , the usages of land for non-agricultural purposes stood at about 25 m/h in 1950. The amount of land which was used for this purposes gradually increased to about 72 m/h in 2010.

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Overall Band Score

6
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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
about: 5
amount: 3
which: 3
livestock: 3
agriculture: 3
non-agriculture: 3
usages: 3
remained: 3
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Task Response

6
The report addresses the task but contains inaccuracies and omissions. The data reported does not always align with the visual description provided, and there are some inconsistencies in the years mentioned. To improve, ensure that the data cited is accurate and covers the entire time frame presented in the graph. Also, avoid abrupt changes in tense.

Coherence & Cohesion

6
The report is generally coherent, but the organization could be improved. The overview is adequate, but the body paragraphs lack clear transitions and connections between the data points. The flow of information could be smoother with better use of cohesive devices. For example, you could use transition words to link ideas within and between paragraphs. Also, the report mentions data from years that do not match the visual description.

Lexical Resource

6
The vocabulary is adequate for the task, but there is room for improvement in terms of variety and precision. The report uses some repetitive phrases like 'usages of land' and 'amount of land which was used.' Try to use synonyms and more varied language to describe the data. For example, instead of 'usages of land,' you could use 'land allocation' or 'land distribution.'

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

6
The report contains several grammatical errors and phrasing issues that affect clarity. For example, there are inconsistencies in verb tense and subject-verb agreement. The sentence structure is generally simple, and there is limited use of complex sentence structures. To improve, focus on using a wider range of grammatical structures and ensuring accuracy in grammar and punctuation.

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