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The image details Australian home Internet use by reasons and age groups: Percentage Internet users: Paying bills 80%, Emails 90%, Social media 70%; Paying bills online: 18-25 80%, 26-35 85%, 36-45 80%, 46-55 65%, 56-65 50%, Above 65 30%; Social media: 18-25 90%, 26-35 80%, 36-45 60%, 46-55 40%, 56-65 20%, Above 65 10%; Emailings: 18-25 85%, 26-35 90%, 36-45 95%, 46-55 85%, 56-65 80%, Above 65 60%.

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The charts illustrate Australian home Internet users by reasons (paying bills online, social media and emailings) and age groups.

Overall, the emailings were dominant of the Internet users, but among every categories dominant of the percentage was Social media with 100%. However the less rate was also Social media about 27%. In the Paying bills online was almost same in each ages.

First of all, The Social media was showed always decreasing in every ages such as in 18-25 was 100%, 26-40 was exactly 80%, 40-60 was about 10% lesser than 26-40 about 70%. The last two age categories had about 15% differences, exactly 40% and 25%. In the Paying bills online was always in the increasing. Young adults were 60%, 63% of adults used the Paying bills online in Australia. Middle aged adults were was exactly 80% and last category was also like that. 60-65 aged people were approximately 70%.

In Emailings, young adults were 60%, and next one was 62%, Middle aged adults were 1% less 80%. Older adults were approximately 70%. In Overall chart, the Social media was 44%, Paying bills online was 50% and Emailings were 70%.

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adults: 6

bills: 5

online: 5

social: 5

media: 5

about: 4

paying: 4

emailings: 3

exactly: 3

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Task Response

The report addresses the task by describing the data for different reasons and age groups, but it contains several inaccuracies and misinterpretations. For example, it mentions 'Social media with 100%' and 'less rate was also Social media about 27%', which are not supported by the data. The trends described for 'Paying bills online' and 'Emailings' are also inconsistent with the given figures. The report would benefit from more accurate data representation and clearer organization. Focus on correctly identifying and summarizing the main trends without introducing unsupported numbers.

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The report lacks clear organization and logical flow. Paragraphing is not effectively managed, and the progression of ideas is confusing. Use clear topic sentences and ensure each paragraph focuses on a distinct aspect of the data. Improve transitions between sentences and paragraphs to enhance readability.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is limited and repetitive, with frequent misuse of terms (e.g., 'emailings', 'dominant of'). There is little variation in word choice, and some expressions are unclear. Expand your lexical range by using synonyms and more precise terms. Avoid informal or incorrect phrases. Boost vocabulary complexity to elevate the overall score.

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The report contains numerous grammatical errors, including subject-verb agreement issues, incorrect verb tenses, and awkward phrasing. Punctuation is often missing or misused. Focus on basic sentence structures and proofread carefully. Practice using a variety of sentence types correctly.

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