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Band 7+: The chart below shows the percentage of Irish language speakers by province (Leinster, Munster, Connacht and Ulster) in the Republic of Ireland (State) in five different years.

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The image displays bar data: State - 1981: 25%, 1986: 25%, 1991: 30%, 1996: 37%, 2002: 42%; Leinster - 1981: 20%, 1986: 20%, 1991: 24%, 1996: 30%, 2002: 32%; Munster - 1981: 28%, 1986: 27%, 1991: 30%, 1996: 39%, 2002: 43%; Connacht - 1981: 36%, 1986: 40%, 1991: 47%, 1996: 48%, 2002: 47%; Ulster - 1981: 25%, 1986: 22%, 1991: 29%, 1996: 36%, 2002: 41%.

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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Irish language speakers by province in the Republic of Ireland in five different years between 1981 and 2002.

Overall, the provinces shown are Leinster, Munster, Connacht, and Ulster (state). Connacht was clearly the largest group. There was also a noticeable gap between the top and bottom categories.

Specifically, Connacht presented the highest percentage, approximately 39%, in both 1981 and 1986, while it ended at about 49%. A similar growth in proportion can also be seen in Munster and the State, which started at about 30% and concluded at over 40%, followed by Munster, which began at 35% in 1981 and ended at almost above 45%.

On the other hand, Leinster and Ulster had a slight decrease in 1986, which totaled 27% and 29% respectively. This contrast underlines that the following years of both significantly increased by 2002, accounting for 38% and 42%.

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Task Response

The report addresses the task and provides an overview, but it contains several inaccuracies and omissions. The overall trend is identified, but specific data points are often incorrect (e.g., Connacht's starting percentage, Munster's values, and the 1986 figures for Leinster and Ulster). The report also omits some data for certain years and provinces. To improve, ensure that all key data is accurately reported and that the description is more precise. Focus on presenting the main trends and comparisons clearly, avoiding vague statements like 'approximately' and 'almost above' when exact figures are available. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is generally well-organized with a clear introduction and overview. However, the grouping of data in the body paragraphs could be more logical. For instance, the first body paragraph mixes Connacht, Munster, and the State, while the second discusses Leinster and Ulster, but the connection between these groups is not explicitly stated. To improve coherence, consider grouping provinces with similar trends (e.g., those that increased steadily vs. those with a slight dip) and use clear linking phrases to guide the reader. Paragraphing is adequate, but a more distinct separation of trends would enhance flow.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is appropriate for the task, with terms like 'illustrates,' 'proportion,' 'noticeable gap,' and 'accounting for.' However, there is some repetition and imprecise phrasing, such as 'the largest group' (which is vague) and 'a similar growth in proportion' (which could be more specific). To achieve a higher score, aim for more varied and precise vocabulary, such as 'consistently outperformed,' 'experienced a steady rise,' or 'saw a marginal decline.' Additionally, avoid informal phrases like 'almost above 45%' and use more formal alternatives like 'slightly over 45%.'

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a good range of grammatical structures, including complex sentences and appropriate use of tenses. There are no significant grammar errors, and punctuation is used correctly. However, some sentences could be more concise and clear. For example, 'which started at about 30% and concluded at over 40%, followed by Munster, which began at 35% in 1981 and ended at almost above 45%' is a bit convoluted. To improve, break down long sentences and ensure each clause is clear. Overall, the grammar is strong, but refining sentence structure would enhance readability.

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