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Band 5+: The table below shows the average daily temperatures and the number of rainy days in five cities over the course of a year. City Average Temperature (°C) Number of Rainy Days London 12.5 160 Tokyo 15.2 120 New York 10.1 200 Sydney 18.3 90 Mexico City 22.0 50

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Image for topic: The table below shows the average daily temperatures and the number of rainy days in five cities over the course of a year. City Average Temperature (°C) Number of Rainy Days London 12.5 160 Tokyo 15.2 120 New York 10.1 200 Sydney 18.3 90 Mexico City 22.0 50

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The image displays average daily temperature and annual rainy day count: London records 12.5°C, 160 rainy days; Tokyo 15.2°C, 120 rainy days; New York 10.1°C, 200 rainy days; Sydney 18.3°C, 90 rainy days; Mexico City 22.0°C, 50 rainy days.

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The table illustrates the daily temperature average and amount of rainy days in London, Tokyo, New York, Sydney, and Mexico city in one year.

It is clear that New York has a lowest temperature and a lot of rainy days among all cities. In contrast, Mexico city has a highest temperature and only a little rainy days.

Mexico city showed the highest avarge temperature among this countries, about 22.0, while New York showed twice lowest trend, with only 10.1. Moreover, New York has 200 rainy days, whereas Mexico city showed four times less categories. Sydney’s avarge temperature was 18.3 a little bit less than Mexico city, and approximately 2 times less than Mexico.

London and Tokyo shows approximately similar trends over the period. London’s avarge temperature was 12.5 and 160 rainy days. At the same time, Tokyo illustrates 12.5 temperature and 120 rainy days.

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Grammar Mistakes: N/A

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temperature: 7

rainy: 6

mexico: 4

tokyo: 3

showed: 3

avarge: 3

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Task Response

The report addresses the main requirements of the task by identifying the highest and lowest values, but it struggles with accuracy and clarity in the data comparison. There are several mathematical inaccuracies (e.g., stating New York's temperature is 'twice lowest' or that Sydney's temperature is '2 times less than Mexico') and confusing phrasing such as 'four times less categories'. To improve, focus on using precise comparative language (e.g., 'significantly lower', 'half as many') and ensure that all mathematical comparisons are factually correct based on the provided data. Additionally, ensure that the data points mentioned for Tokyo match the table provided. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report follows a basic structure, but the progression of ideas is somewhat disjointed. While there is an attempt to use cohesive devices like 'In contrast', 'Moreover', and 'At the same time', they are not always used effectively to link complex ideas. The organization of information feels repetitive, as much of the data is restated in a way that does not flow logically. To improve, try to group cities with similar characteristics more effectively and use a wider variety of transition signals to guide the reader through your comparisons.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is limited and contains several inaccuracies in word choice. For example, phrases like 'twice lowest trend', 'four times less categories', and 'shows approximately similar trends' are unnatural and do not clearly convey the intended mathematical comparisons. There are also spelling errors such as 'avarge'. To improve, focus on learning precise comparative language (e.g., 'significantly lower than', 'the highest recorded', 'a fraction of') and ensure that nouns and adjectives are used in the correct context.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

Grammatical errors are frequent and occasionally impede communication. There are issues with article usage (e.g., 'a lowest temperature' instead of 'the lowest'), subject-verb agreement ('London and Tokyo shows'), and sentence structure. The use of comparative structures is often grammatically incorrect. To improve, practice the correct formation of superlative and comparative adjectives and pay close attention to subject-verb agreement and the use of definite/indefinite articles.

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