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Band 6+: the table below shows the television viewing figures for sports by country in millions.

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The image shows a table with television viewing figures for sports by country in millions, with columns for tennis, golf, motor racing, athletics, and the totals. Australia has 6.2 million for tennis, 4.5 for golf, 3.7 for motor racing, 3 for athletics, and 17.4 total. The UK has 6.6 for tennis, 2.8 for golf, 6.4 for motor racing, 4.5 for athletics, and 20.3 total. The USA has 7.1 for tennis, 11.2 for golf, 1.5 for motor racing, 5.5 for athletics, and 25.2 total. Canada has 6.1 for tennis, 3.4 for golf, 1.1 for motor racing, 5 for athletics, and 14.5 total. The total for all countries is 25.9 for tennis, 21.9 for golf, 12.7 for motor racing, and 16.9 for athletics.
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The table below shows the television viewing figures for sports by country. In Australia, UK, USA and Canada people are much interested in tennis. In particular, the USA has the highest number of tennis viewers at 7 million people. Golf is not of much interest to everyone and especially the US accounts for more than 50% of the number of golf viewers compared to the total number of golf viewers in the four countries. With statistical data, Canada is the country with the least interest in sports with 14.5 million people, Australia is the country with the third most people interested in sports with 17.4 million people. UK and US ranked second and first respectively with the number of sports viewers being 20.3 million and 25.2 million respectively.

The UK has 4.9 million more people than the US in racing and 0.4 million fewer people than the US in tennis.

Australia has 1.1 million more people than Canada in Golf and 0.9 million fewer people than Canada in Athletics.

Overall, Americans really like sports, so the number of people watching their sports in tennis, golf and athletics is highest.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
C1 - Intricate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
people: 10
million: 9
sports: 6
number: 5
canada: 4
viewers: 4
country: 3
tennis: 3
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Task Response

5
The response addresses some aspects of the task, but there are significant inaccuracies and omissions in the report. The overview of the data is not fully covered, and the specific figures from the table are not consistently presented.

Coherence & Cohesion

6
The report is mostly coherent and cohesive, with ideas logically ordered and linked. However, there are some instances of repetition and the organization of information could be improved for better clarity.

Lexical Resource

6
There is a range of vocabulary used, but some inaccuracies and imprecise word choices are present. The report would benefit from a wider range of more precise and accurate vocabulary related to sports and television viewing figures.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

6
The report demonstrates a mix of simple and complex sentence structures. However, there are noticeable grammatical errors and inaccuracies that affect the overall clarity and precision of the report.

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