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Band 6+: The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a line graph from 1971 to 2007 illustrating percentages for "One Car," "No Car," "Two Cars," and "Three or More Cars." In 1971, "One Car" is at 44%, "No Car" at 43%, "Two Cars" at 7%, and "Three or More Cars" at 2%. By 1979, the percentages are "One Car" 43%, "No Car" 36%, "Two Cars" 15%, and "Three or More Cars" 3%. In 1983, "One Car" reaches 44%, "No Car" 30%, "Two Cars" 18%, and "Three or More Cars" 4%. By 1991, figures show "One Car" at 38%, "No Car" at 30%, "Two Cars" at 23%, and "Three or More Cars" at 5%. The 1999 data reveals "One Car" at 35%, "No Car" at 28%, "Two Cars" at 26%, "Three or More Cars" at 8%. In 2007, "One Car" is at 34%, "No Car" at 25%, "Two Cars" at 27%, and "Three or More Cars" at 7%.

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The chart depicts the alternation in car ownership Britain-based in long period from 1971 to 2007.

In general, it seems that there was an incredible decrease in the no-car ownership, make it from the first position fall to the second one, similar to people owning two cars. Notably, the data of the owners having one car was levelled off through the period, although suffering from few fluctuation, it ended up at the first position in 2007. In contrast, the percentage of people owning three or more cars remained unchanged at the last position, comparing to other ownership.

Taking a closer look at the ratio of people did not have car, it can be stated that the percentage was experienced a sharply dip from 1971 before making a slight recovery in 2003, accounted for nearly 30%. Meanwhile, the ownership of two cars performed a gradual growth throughout the period and reached the same percent as people with no car

Also of note is that the data of one-car owners flattened out from 1971 to 2007, staying around the percentage of 40%, although reaching it peak in 1995 with nearly 50%. Finally, the negligible rise in the owners of three or more cars make it account for nearly 10% in 2007, but still ending up at the last position.

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position: 4

people: 4

ownership: 3

period: 3

owners: 3

percentage: 3

nearly: 3

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Task Response

The report effectively identifies the main trends and makes relevant comparisons, such as the decline in no-car ownership and the rise in two-car ownership. The overall structure is clear, with an overview followed by detailed paragraphs. However, there are some inaccuracies in data (e.g., mentioning 2003 and 1995, which are not in the given data) and occasional grammatical errors that affect clarity. To improve, ensure all data points are accurate and consistent with the visual information, and refine sentence structures for better precision and readability.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report has a logical structure with an introduction, an overview, and a detailed analysis. However, the flow is sometimes disrupted by awkward phrasing and unclear references (e.g., 'make it from the first position fall to the second one'). The use of cohesive devices is present but not always smooth, and some sentences feel disjointed. To improve, focus on using clearer linking words and ensuring each paragraph has a clear central idea. Consider revising sentences for better logical progression.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is adequate and shows some attempt at variety (e.g., 'incredible decrease', 'gradual growth', 'negligible rise'). However, there are instances of imprecise or unnatural word choices (e.g., 'alternation', 'levelled off', 'sharply dip'). The range could be expanded, and more sophisticated terms could be used to describe trends. To improve, practice using a wider range of synonyms for common trend words and ensure collocations are natural (e.g., 'sharp drop' instead of 'sharply dip').

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report contains several grammatical errors and awkward structures that affect clarity (e.g., 'the alternation in car ownership Britain-based', 'make it from the first position fall', 'the percentage was experienced a sharply dip'). There is some attempt at complex sentences, but control is inconsistent. Punctuation is also occasionally faulty. To improve, focus on subject-verb agreement, correct verb forms, and proper use of articles. Practice writing sentences with a clear subject and verb, and review common grammatical patterns for describing data.

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