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Band 7+: the table shows the percentage of journeys made by different forms of transport in many countries.

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The image contains a table and a bar graph. The table shows transport use percentages in Canada, Belgium, and Germany for car (Canada: 90%, Belgium: 72%, Germany: 68%), bicycle (Canada: 1%, Belgium: 2%, Germany: 2%), public transport (Canada: 3%, Belgium: 12%, Germany: 18%), on foot (Canada: 5%, Belgium: 11%, Germany: 11%), and other means (Canada: 1%, Belgium: 3%, Germany: 1%). The bar graph shows reasons people travel by car in Canada, with percentages for "Work nightshift" (~8%), "Quicker" (~15%), "Need for work" (~22%), "Convenient" (~40%), and "No alternative" (~45%).
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These figures depict the proportion of journeys made by five different forms of transport in three different nations and the most cited reasons the Canadian individuals travel by car to work. It is clear from the graphs that the highest percentage shown on the table chart is for car in all countries.

According to the table chart, there is a high proportion of journeys made by car in Canada, Belgium and Germany, accounting for about 90%, 72% and 68% respectively. Meanwhile, the figure for on foot in Belgium and Germany remained at the same level, representing approximately 11%.

WWhile in the bar chart, the figure for no alternative is the greatest proportion, constituting more than 35%. However, the figure for work nightshift is the smallest proportion, accounting for only 7%.

To sum up, we could say that the tiniest figure shown on the table chart is for other in Canada and Germany, compared with the other forms of transport.

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Overall Band Score

7
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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
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chart: 4
figure: 4
table: 3
germany: 3
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Task Response

7
The report addresses all parts of the task. Minor inaccuracies in data reporting and a slightly underdeveloped summary could be improved.

Coherence & Cohesion

7
The report is generally well-organized and easy to follow. Paragraphing could be more sophisticated, and some transitions could be smoother.

Lexical Resource

7
The report uses a range of vocabulary, but some choices could be more precise and sophisticated. There is some repetition of phrases.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

6
While the report demonstrates grammatical competence, there are a few errors that detract from the overall fluency and accuracy. Improving grammatical accuracy will enhance the overall score.

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