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The image contains three separate charts. The first chart, "Energy consumption by type (2005)," displays percentages for Oil 37%, Natural gas 23%, Coal 28%, Hydro-electric 6%, and Nuclear 6%. The second chart, "World oil reserves (billion barrels)," shows percentages for Saudi Arabia 20%, Canada 14%, Iran 10%, Iraq 9%, Kuwait 8%, United Arab 8%, Venezuela 6%, Russia 5%, United States 2%, and Other countries 18%. The third chart, "World Oil Prices (2000-2025)," presents a line graph with data points for the years 2000 ($25), 2005 ($50), 2010 ($70), 2015 ($60), 2020 ($50), and 2025 (just before $50).

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The pie charts and line graph give information about how energy is consumed worldwide, the countries with oil reserves and prices of oil throughout the world from 2000-2025. Units measured in dollars per barrel.

Overall, the purchasing amount of oil in the world increased to a peak and slightly fluctuated during the period given. Oil was consumed the most in 2005 whilst, nuclear and hydro electric were used the least. Saudi Arabia has the greatest oil reserve as compared to the other countries, with United States accounting for the least.

In 2000, the worldwide accepted price of oil was just over 30 billion dollars, decreased in the next two years, and rose to almost 60 billion dollars in the subsequent years, next four years to be precise. The amount declined gradually under 50 billion dollars in 2010. The price remained steady in the years after and fluctuated a bit but finally ended at over 50 billion dollars in 2025.

The world oil reserve varied from country to country, Saudi Arabia; 20%, United States; 2%, Russia; 5%, Venezuela; 6%, United Arab; 8%, Kuwait; 8%, Iraq; 9%, Iran; 10%, Canada; 14% and other countries; 18%.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A

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dollars: 5

billion: 4

years: 4

world: 3

united: 3

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Task Response

The report covers the main features of the data and provides an overview with some clear trends. However, there are some inaccuracies and omissions, particularly in the data reporting. To improve, ensure all key data points are accurately represented and consider a more structured approach to comparing and contrasting the information presented in the different charts.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report demonstrates an adequate attempt to organize the information, but the flow could be improved. The introduction provides a general overview, and the 'overall' paragraph attempts to summarize key trends. However, the subsequent paragraphs sometimes lack clear transitions and connections between ideas. For instance, the shift from discussing oil prices to oil reserves feels somewhat abrupt. To enhance coherence, consider using more explicit transition words and phrases to guide the reader through the information. Also, ensure that each paragraph focuses on a specific aspect of the data and that the ideas within each paragraph are logically connected.

Lexical Resource

The report uses a reasonable range of vocabulary, but there are opportunities to enhance the precision and sophistication of word choices. For example, phrases like 'purchasing amount of oil' could be replaced with more specific terms like 'oil consumption' or 'demand for oil.' Similarly, 'the greatest oil reserve' could be rephrased as 'the largest oil reserve.' To improve lexical resource, focus on using synonyms and more precise vocabulary to describe trends, quantities, and comparisons. Also, pay attention to collocations and ensure that words are used in their correct context.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report exhibits a mix of simple and complex sentence structures, but grammatical errors and phrasing issues affect the clarity and accuracy of the writing. There are instances of incorrect verb tense ('decreased in the next two years'), awkward phrasing ('worldwide accepted price of oil was just over 30 billion dollars'), and unclear pronoun references. To improve grammatical range and accuracy, carefully review each sentence for errors in grammar, punctuation, and word choice. Pay attention to subject-verb agreement, verb tenses, and the correct use of articles and prepositions. Also, consider varying sentence structure to enhance the flow and readability of the report.

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