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Band 4+: The table above shows data on the demographics of four nations. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image details population (China: 1,357,000,000; Russia: 143,986,000; USA: 318,875,000; UK: 64,937,000), GDP per capita (USD) (China: 6,807; Russia: 14,987; USA: 53,681; UK: 41,787), and average life expectancy (China: 75.2; Russia: 72.3; USA: 69.2; UK: 81.5).
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So there have a table which shows us data on the demographics of four nations.There have China Russia USA and UK and about their Population, GDP and average life expectancy.

First I want to summarize China.China’s population is more than other countries but it’s GDP the last.If we cover the average life it is the 3 rd place.

Second is Russia. Russia’s population is in 3 rd place like China’s average life expectancy,GDP 1 st place and average life the last.Population of USA in the 2nd place but GDP index in first place.Avarage life expectancy is in the middle.So our last nation UK’s population the last place.GDP in the middle but average life expectancy in first place.

In addition China’s population index is better than others but USA’s GDP index is the highest than other nations and as I mentioned UK’s Average life expectancy index is better.

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