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Band 7+: The tables below give information about salaries for graduates and non-graduates in the UK between 2000 and 2010. Please summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant Write at least 150 words.

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The image presents tables showing salary data for graduates and non-graduates in the UK. The average salary for graduates is £29,900, while for non-graduates it is £17,800. In different age groups: at age 22, graduates earn £15,800 and non-graduates earn £14,500; at age 32, graduates earn £31,500 and non-graduates earn £19,100; at age 42, graduates earn £32,800 and non-graduates earn £19,100; at age 52, graduates earn £33,900 and non-graduates earn £18,200; at age 62, graduates earn £23,100 and non-graduates earn £15,300.

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The table illustrates the data about earnings for graduate and non-graduate students from the year 2000 to 2010 in the United Kingdom.

Overall, postgraduates earned more money than non-graduates during the 2000 to 2001 period. Furthermore, salaries for graduates and undergraduates first rose considerably, but they started to decrease when reaching a certain age.

The incomes of people who have a degree were a little higher than those who do not have a degree at the age of 22, at £15,800 and £14,500 respectively. However, at the age of 32, the salaries of postgraduates rose significantly, to about £16,000, while for undergraduates, it was just about £5,000.

At the age of 52, the salaries of graduates increased, from £32,800 to £33,900, but those of non-graduate students fell from £19,100 to £18,200. Nevertheless, at age 65, earnings declined for both undergraduates and graduates, to about £23,000 and £15,000 respectively.

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6.5

The report is a fair attempt at summarizing the data, but it misses some key features and makes some inaccurate comparisons. The overall trend of higher graduate earnings is established, but the detailed analysis could be more precise and comprehensive. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

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The report is generally coherent, but the flow could be improved. Some transitions between paragraphs and ideas could be smoother. The organization is acceptable, but a more logical structure would enhance readability.

Lexical Resource

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The vocabulary used is adequate, with some good choices of words. However, more precise and sophisticated language could be used to describe the trends and comparisons more effectively. There is room for improvement in the range and accuracy of vocabulary.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

6.5

While the grammar is mostly correct, there are some minor errors that detract from the overall fluency and accuracy. Improving grammatical accuracy and range would significantly enhance the report's quality.

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