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The image contains a table showing housing type distributions across three areas. In the Central area (population 32,100), housing consists of 15% Flat/Apartment, 18% Terraced, 28% Semi-Detached, and 39% Detached. In the Green Park area (population 31,700), the distribution is 76% Flat/Apartment, 14% Terraced, 5% Semi-Detached, and 5% Detached. In the Southberg area (population 32,000), the figures are 25% Flat/Apartment, 56% Terraced, 5% Semi-Detached, and 14% Detached.

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The chart illustrates the distribution of residents in four types of housing: flat/apartment, terraced, semi – detached, and detached in different areas in a particular city in the UK

Overall, flat/apartment is the most popular housing with the large figures in the Green Park area and the Southberg area among others. Conversely, semi – detached represents the lowest figures in these two areas.

In the Central area, detached ranks first with the highest figure of 39%, followed by semi – detached and terraced, with 28% and 18%, respectively. Flat/apartment ranks last with 15%.

Conversely, in the Green Park area, flat/apartment makes up the largest proportion of 76%, while terraced, semi – detached, and detached comprise a lower figure, with the former accounting for 14% and the two latter representing only 5%. In the Southberg area, the highest percentage of terraced is 56%, followed by flat/apartment, and detached, with 25% and 14%, respectively, while semi – detached occupies the smallest percentage of only 5%.

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flat/apartment: 5

terraced: 4

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Task Response

The report effectively addresses the task by describing the main trends and providing specific data for each area. The overall structure is clear, with a brief introduction, an overview, and detailed paragraphs for each area. The data is mostly accurate, and the report covers all key features. Minor omissions, such as not mentioning the population figures, are acceptable. To improve, ensure that the overview is more comprehensive and that the language is varied and precise. Additionally, avoid minor punctuation and spacing issues (e.g., 'semi - detached' should be 'semi-detached').

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is well-organized with a clear overall statement and logical grouping of areas. The use of cohesive devices such as 'Conversely' and 'followed by' helps the flow. However, the paragraphing could be improved by separating the description of the Green Park and Southberg areas into distinct paragraphs for better clarity. Minor lapses in cohesion are present but do not impede understanding.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is appropriate and varied, with terms like 'distribution', 'ranks first', 'makes up the largest proportion', and 'occupies the smallest percentage'. There is good use of synonyms for 'percentage' and 'housing'. However, some phrases are slightly informal or imprecise, such as 'the large figures' and 'a lower figure', which could be replaced with more precise academic language. Overall, the lexical range is good but not fully sophisticated.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a good range of grammatical structures, including comparative and superlative forms, and complex sentences. There are minor punctuation issues, such as missing periods at the end of the first sentence and inconsistent spacing around hyphens. These are minor and do not affect overall clarity. The grammar is largely accurate, but a few sentences could be more concise and precise.

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