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Band 4+: The table illustrates data on the underground railway networks in six different countries, categorized by time, size, and passengers per year.

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The image presents a table detailing underground railway systems in six cities: London opened 1863 with 394 km route, 775 million passengers/year; Paris opened 1900 with 199 km route, 1191 million passengers/year; Tokyo opened 1927 with 155 km route, 1927 million passengers/year; Washington DC opened 1976 with 126 km route, 144 million passengers/year; Kyoto opened 1981 with 11 km route, 45 million passengers/year; Los Angeles opened 2001 with 28 km route, 50 million passengers/year. Comparisons indicate Paris and Tokyo have less than 200 km routes, with annotations highlighting Paris's large passenger numbers and Tokyo as the largest.

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In the photo we can see the table that illustartes the underground railway systems in six random cities around the world. There are Date opened, kilometeres of route and number of passengers per year.

Overall Tokyo has the most bigger number of passengers, about:1927 people, for the second place there is Paris, which is:1191 humans, and for the third place London:775 human beings. While other places don’t have that much of a people. Well now London having 1 place in date opened, because it’s opened in 1863, the most oldest between other cities. So for the kilometeres of route London is again first, 394 km it’s almost 400km.

Apparently Los-Angeles has the least place in the Date opened: 2001, which is also means it’s more modern than the others. Kyoto has a least place in the kilometeres of route: 11, and passengeres per year: 50, the reason why it’s on the last places on these categories is because it’s an oldest city by contrast the othere cities in the list.

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The report addresses the task by providing some information about the underground railway systems in the six cities. However, the analysis is quite basic and lacks depth. The report mentions the cities with the highest and lowest values for each category but doesn't explore relationships or trends in detail. The language is simple and repetitive, and there are some inaccuracies (e.g., '50 people' instead of '50 million passengers'). To improve, focus on providing a more comprehensive overview, using more precise language, and exploring more complex relationships within the data.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report lacks clear organization and logical flow. The ideas are not presented in a coherent manner, and the connections between sentences and paragraphs are weak. The report jumps between different aspects of the table without a clear structure. Use cohesive devices more effectively to link ideas and create a smoother flow. Consider grouping information by category (e.g., opening date, route length, passenger numbers) to improve coherence.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is basic and lacks precision. There is overuse of simple words and phrases, and limited use of more sophisticated vocabulary to describe the data. The word choices are sometimes inappropriate or inaccurate. Expand your vocabulary related to describing data and trends. Use more precise language to convey information accurately. For example, instead of 'most bigger number of passengers,' use 'highest number of passengers.' Boost vocabulary complexity to elevate the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report contains numerous grammatical errors, including incorrect verb tenses, subject-verb agreement issues, and incorrect use of articles and prepositions. Sentence structure is often awkward and unclear. There are also issues with punctuation. Focus on improving your understanding of basic grammar rules and sentence structure. Proofread carefully to identify and correct errors. Practice writing different types of sentences to improve your grammatical range.

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