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Band 5+: The table provides information about the gender differences in daily activities, the bar chart illustrates the household activities at average minutes per day.

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The image displays data on Gender Differences in Daily Activities, measured in average minutes per day. The data is divided into two categories: Leisure activities and Household activities. For Leisure activities, Men's daily averages are: TV, video, radio 137 minutes; Reading 18 minutes; Sport 15 minutes. Women's daily averages for leisure are: TV, video, radio 118 minutes; Reading 19 minutes; Sport 11 minutes. For Household activities, Men's daily averages are: cooking and washing 25 minutes; shopping 22 minutes; repair 25 minutes; clothes washing and ironing 12 minutes. Women's daily averages for household activities are: cooking and washing 72 minutes; shopping 38 minutes; repair 10 minutes; clothes washing and ironing 30 minutes.

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The table provides information about the gender differences in daily activities, the bar chart illustrates the household activities at average minutes per day. Overall, it is clear that at the table, men and women who are spent their time for TV, video and radio more than two hours, while, they have found fewer time for other physical and mental activities. At the bar chart, women stood out with the highest figure for each activities apart from repair than that of men.

According to the table, both genders have spent main part of the day for media types, men allocated time for them 19 minutes more than women per day. While, men less interested in reading about 18 minutes each day, women had nearly 1 minute more. In sport, men were more active around quarter minutes that of women.

Turning of the bar chart, women demonstrated dominant figures in all activities not only in repair. They were busy with cooking and washing about 72 minutes, but men was only 25 minutes. In repair, men have spent roughly 25 minutes per day while, women were 15 minutes lower.

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minutes: 8

women: 6

activities: 5

table: 3

about: 3

chart: 3

spent: 3

while: 3

repair: 3

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Task Response

The report addresses the main requirements of the task by comparing the data for both men and women across leisure and household activities. However, there are several issues with accuracy and clarity. Some data points are misinterpreted (for example, stating men spend 18 minutes less on reading when the difference is actually 1 minute), and there are grammatical errors that occasionally impede meaning. To improve, ensure that comparisons are mathematically accurate based on the provided data and focus on using more precise comparative structures (e.g., 'significantly higher than' or 'nearly double') to highlight the differences between the genders.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report follows a logical structure with an introduction, overview, and body paragraphs. However, the cohesion is significantly weakened by improper use of transition signals and punctuation. For example, starting sentences with 'While' or 'Turning of' (instead of 'Turning to') creates fragments or awkward transitions. To improve, ensure that linking words are used to connect ideas smoothly rather than just starting new sentences with them, and pay close attention to punctuation to avoid run-on sentences.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is sufficient to convey the basic meaning, but there is frequent repetition and several instances of imprecise word choice (e.g., 'found fewer time', 'quarter minutes', 'dominant figures'). There are also errors in word formation and collocation. To reach a higher band, aim for more precise academic collocations (e.g., 'allocated time to' instead of 'spent time for') and vary your vocabulary to avoid repeating the same terms for 'men' and 'women'.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

Grammatical errors are frequent and occasionally impede the reader's understanding. There are issues with subject-verb agreement (e.g., 'men was'), tense consistency (mixing present and past tense), and sentence structure (e.g., 'men and women who are spent their time'). There is also a lack of control over complex structures. Focus on mastering basic sentence construction, particularly the use of relative clauses and the correct formation of the passive voice, to ensure clarity and accuracy.

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