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Band 6+: The table and graph below give information about Internet searches in the US between 2004 and 2010.

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The image provides data on US internet searches, showing the total number of searchers was 4.5 billion in November 2004 and 16 billion in September 2010. A line graph shows the percentage of searches using different search engines from 2004-2010, with approximate shares (%) as follows: Google (Nov 04:35, Jul 05:38, Nov 05:40, Jul 06:43, Jul 07:55, Aug 07:56, Sept 07:57, Oct 07:58, Mar 08:60, Apr 08:61, Apr 09:62, May 09:63, Aug 10:65, Sept 10:66); Yahoo (Nov 04:32, Jul 05:30, Nov 05:30, Jul 06:29, Jul 07:23, Aug 07:24, Sept 07:25, Oct 07:23, Mar 08:22, Apr 08:21, Apr 09:21, May 09:18, Aug 10:18, Sept 10:18); Microsoft (Nov 04:17, Jul 05:15, Nov 05:14, Jul 06:13, Jul 07:12, Sept 07:11, Mar 08:10, Apr 08:10, Apr 09:10, May 09:9, Aug 10:11, Sept 10:11); Ask Jeeves (Nov 04:10, Jul 05:10, Nov 05:9, Jul 06:7, Jul 07:5, Aug 07:4, Sept 07:4, Oct 07:4, Mar 08:3, Apr 08:3, Apr 09:3, May 09:2, Aug 10:2, Sept 10:2); AOL (Nov 04:5, Jul 05:5.5, Nov 05:6, Jul 06:5, Jul 07:4.5, Aug 07:4, Sept 07:4, Oct 07:4, Mar 08:4, Apr 08:4, Apr 09:4, May 09:3, Aug 10:4, Sept 10:3).

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The given graphs illustrate the usage of internet in the US during 2004 and 2010 by five engines(Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, and Ask Jeeves)

Overall, the number of searchers increased throughout the given period. However, three platforms still had lower percentage of users and also number of people using Yahoo was declined. Interestingly, Google remained the most popular engines.

For the group of high percentage of Americans users, Google was beginning with approximately 40% in 2004, and had a significant growth to reach about 65% in 2009. After that, the proportion was almost levelled out until 2010. Yahoo, which was the second place, started with just below the percentage of Google users accounted for 32%; then, the number of searchers was dramatically dropped to roughly 20% in 2010.

For the lower percentage of users, Microsoft’s searchers was decreased to around 10% before came back to the similar amount with the beginning, which almost 20% in 2010. AOL and Ask Jeeves shared the same percentage of users during a long period of time, and then AOL outnumbered Ask Jeeves during 2009 and 2010.

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percentage: 5

users: 5

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searchers: 3

google: 3

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Task Response

The report addresses the task well, providing a general overview of the trends in internet searches in the US between 2004 and 2010. The overall trends are identified, and key features are presented with relevant data. However, there are some inaccuracies and a few omissions. To improve, ensure data accuracy and avoid generalizations that are not fully supported by the data. Also, pay attention to the accurate use of language and grammar for clarity.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is generally understandable, but the flow could be improved. The organization into paragraphs is reasonable, but the transitions between sentences and ideas within paragraphs sometimes feel abrupt. For example, in the second paragraph, the shift from the overall increase in searchers to the decline in Yahoo users feels a bit disjointed. Consider using transition words and phrases to create smoother connections between ideas. Also, the final sentence of the second paragraph could be integrated more effectively into the preceding sentences. In the final paragraph, the reference to Microsoft's searchers fluctuating around 10% and then mentioning 'almost 20% in 2010' is confusing since the data shows 10-11% in 2010. Ensure accuracy in data representation to maintain coherence.

Lexical Resource

The report demonstrates an adequate range of vocabulary, but there are opportunities to use more precise and sophisticated language. For instance, instead of 'number of searchers was declined,' consider using 'the number of searches decreased' or 'Yahoo's search volume declined.' Similarly, 'levelled out' is acceptable, but 'plateaued' could add more sophistication. While the vocabulary is generally appropriate, refining word choices can enhance the overall quality of the report.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report contains several grammatical errors that affect clarity. For example, 'five engines(Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, and Ask Jeeves)' should be 'five engines (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, and Ask Jeeves).' The phrase 'high percentage of Americans users' should be 'high percentage of American users' or 'large proportion of American users.' Also, 'Microsoft's searchers was decreased' should be 'Microsoft's search volume decreased' or 'the number of searches on Microsoft decreased.' Correcting these errors and paying close attention to subject-verb agreement and article usage will improve the grammatical accuracy of the report.

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