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Band 7+: The table below gives information about the amount of water used in three different sectors in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and Canada. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table titled "The use of water by four different countries (%)" detailing percentages across three categories: Domestic use, Industry, and Agriculture. For Egypt, water use is 8% in Domestic use, 10% in Industry, and 82% in Agriculture. For Saudi Arabia, the figures are 6% in Domestic use, 30% in Industry, and 64% in Agriculture. For New Zealand, values stand at 10% in Domestic use, 46% in Industry, and 44% in Agriculture. For Canada, proportions are 20% in Domestic use, 70% in Industry, and 10% in Agriculture.

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The table illustrates information regarding how much water was spent in three different sectors in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and Canada in a particular period.

Overall, while the higher amount was seen in agriculture in all countries with the exception of Canada. It is also clear that Canada divided greater quantity of water for domestic use compare to others.

To start with countries which spent the vast amount of water for agriculture, Egypt allocated 8% of water for domestic use, and 10 % for industry. Yet, most water was distributed to agriculture with 82% in Egypt. As for Saudi Arabia, it apportioned 6% of water to domestic usage. It spent 30% of its water for industry which was almost half of the amount devoted for agriculture(64%).

By contrast, New Zealand and Canada applied the largest portions to industry. The former sent 10% for domestic use and the latter allocate twice as much water for that sector. While New Zealand aimed 44% of water for agriculture, Canada used the least portion of its water(10%) for that. When it comes to industry, New Zealand committed 46% of water, and Canada had 70% of distribution for industrial usage.

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water: 10

canada: 6

zealand: 4

agriculture: 4

domestic: 4

industry: 4

spent: 3

egypt: 3

amount: 3

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Task Response

The report effectively addresses the task by presenting the main trends and comparing the data across the four countries. The overall structure is clear, with a brief introduction, an overview, and detailed paragraphs. The data is mostly accurate and relevant, and the report appropriately highlights the key contrasts, such as the dominance of agriculture in Egypt and Saudi Arabia versus industry in New Zealand and Canada. A few minor lapses in expression (e.g., 'divided greater quantity' instead of 'allocated a greater quantity') and slight awkwardness in phrasing do not detract from the overall clarity. To improve, ensure consistent verb tense and refine word choice for more precise academic expression.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is generally well-organized with a clear overall statement and a logical progression from countries with high agricultural use to those with high industrial use. However, the first sentence of the second paragraph ('To start with countries which spent the vast amount of water for agriculture') is slightly awkward and could be rephrased for smoother flow. Additionally, the transition between the two main paragraphs could be more explicit to enhance cohesion. Overall, the message is easy to follow, but there is room for more sophisticated linking and paragraphing.

Lexical Resource

The report uses a good range of vocabulary related to data description, such as 'allocated', 'apportioned', 'devoted', and 'committed'. There are some minor phrasing issues, such as 'the higher amount was seen' and 'divided greater quantity', which could be more precise. The use of 'the former' and 'the latter' is effective, but the phrase 'compare to others' should be 'compared to others'. Overall, the vocabulary is appropriate and mostly accurate, but a few expressions could be refined for greater naturalness and sophistication. Pay attention to vocabulary repetition to improve the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a good range of grammatical structures, including comparative and superlative forms, and complex sentences. However, there are a few errors and awkward phrasings, such as 'the higher amount was seen' (should be 'the highest amount was seen'), 'divided greater quantity' (should be 'allocated a greater quantity'), and 'compare to' (should be 'compared to'). Additionally, the sentence 'The former sent 10% for domestic use and the latter allocate twice as much water for that sector' has a tense inconsistency ('sent' vs. 'allocate'). These minor errors do not impede understanding but should be corrected for a higher score.

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