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Band 6+: The graph shows information about the number of people in Australia who use Chinese, Arabic, Italian and Greek as their first language.

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The image presents a line graph tracking the number of people speaking Arabic, Italian, Greek, and Chinese as their first language from 1986 to 2011. In 1986: Chinese 100,000, Arabic 85,000, Italian 250,000, Greek 220,000. In 1991: Chinese 150,000, Arabic 115,000, Italian 230,000, Greek 200,000. In 1996: Chinese 180,000, Arabic 140,000, Italian 210,000, Greek 190,000. In 2001: Chinese 220,000, Arabic 175,000, Italian 190,000, Greek 160,000. In 2006: Chinese 280,000, Arabic 210,000, Italian 170,000, Greek 140,000. In 2011: Chinese 350,000, Arabic 260,000, Italian 150,000, Greek 120,000.

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The graph compares the number in Australia who speak Chinese Arabic, Italian and Greek as their first language in terms of changes over time 1986 to 2011.The data is presented in numbers.

From an overall perspective, it is apparent that the number of chinese and Arabic speakers increased over time, while the number of italian and Greek speakers declined. This indicates a shift in linguistic diversity. Of particular note is Chinese experiencing the most significant growth

Onward 1986, Chinese and Arabic showed an upward trajectory. After starting at only about 100000 Chinese speakers rose consistently, reaching a high of approximately 350000 by 2011. The Arabic mirrored this upward, going from 1996 to 2011.

Beginning at around 230000 in 1986, the Greek in the Australia saw dropped at about 190000.The number of Italian speakers gradually declined from around 250,000 in 1986 to 200,000 in 2011.While both languages lost speakers, the decline in Greek was more noticeable.

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chinese: 5

speakers: 5

number: 4

arabic: 4

greek: 4

italian: 3

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The report contains a number of grammatical errors that affect the clarity and fluency of the writing. While some complex structures are attempted, accuracy needs improvement. The errors impact the overall coherence and cohesion.

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