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Band 6+: Writing task 1 (a report) The chart below describes the sources of electricity produced in four countries between 2003 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents four pie charts representing the sources of electricity in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam between 2003 and 2008, divided into categories of Fossil fuel, Hydro power, and Nuclear power. India's chart shows Fossil fuel at 92%, Hydro power at 6%, and Nuclear power at 2%. Sweden's chart indicates Fossil fuel at 46%, Hydro power at 50%, and Nuclear power at 4%. Morocco's chart illustrates Fossil fuel at 91%, Hydro power at 9%, and no Nuclear power. Vietnam's chart reveals Fossil fuel at 25%, Hydro power at 75%, and no Nuclear power.
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The pie charts depict the forms of electricity production in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam from 2003 to 2008.

Overall, India and Sweden had the highest proportion of fossil fuel and nuclear power sources throughout the period. However, Sweden experienced a sharp decline in hydropower sources and the other two countries had no sources of nuclear power.

From 2003 to 2008, India was the most common electricity produced in source of fossil fuel, which stood at 79%, and it drastically decreased to 4% in Sweden and 5% in Morocco. In addition, it moderately decreased to 56% in Vietnam. However, India experienced a considerable decline to 7% in nuclear power sources. Sweden had the most prime produced in source of nuclear power, accounted for 44%.

In terms of Hydropower sources, Morocco saw the largest increase compared to the other countries at 95%, and it significantly dropped to 44% in Vietnam, 52% in Sweden, and 14% in India.

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