Four-type of housing - Report table chart in 2001 and in 2006

The table chart illustrates the proportion of four-type of housing categories in three areas as Victoria, the Northern Territory and Tasmania in 2001 and 2006.

Overall, the figure for houses exhibited the dominant form of accommodation in all three regions during both periods. Besides, semi-attached houses, flat or apartment, and others have significantly lower proportion compared to houses, ranging from 1% to 15%.

Regarding the dominant share , houses represented highest figure choices for citizens from Tasmania, rising slightly from 88% to 89%, while the remaining regions experienced a decrease of 3% in Victoria and 2% in the Northern Terriotory. Conversely, other types accounted forthe least percentage in Victoria and Tasmania, with only ranging from 1% to 2% through periods. However, in the Northern Territory, this category had a much higher proportion than different areas, which there is a mordet upstick from 14% to 15%.

In terms of the remaining types of living, semi-attached houses ranked second on the list of most preferred options in all three regions. This percentage increased slightly from 11% to 12% in Victoria, from 13% to 15% in the Northern Territory, and from 3% to 4% in the rest of the region. Turn to flats, there were a moderate increase in Victoria from 9% to 10% and nearly twice in The Northen Territory, however declining in Tasmania.

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The summary overview does not follow the required formatting for the presentation. It must summarize the information by indicating data within 3-5 sentences. In this case, the exam taker wrote a run - on sentence, which will receive a failing score consideration in the GRA section. The incomplete summarize information and incorrect date reference will further reduce both the GRA and TA score for this task 1 essay. The date coverage should be from 2001 until 2010, not 2006.

The trending statement does not clearly inform the reader either. While there are a lot of words written in that paragraph, It is confusing to read as it is just a word salad meant to help achieve the word count for the task. It does not provide a clear high and low trend for each housing style or the highest point and lowest point in a general form.

Writing 224 words within 20 minutes is not something that a non-native English speaker is going to easily achieve during the actual test. Aim for a maximum of 200 written words so that you can focus on the coherence and clarity of information, as well as the overall quality of your writing. That will help you increase your chances of a higher final score during the actual test. Always time yourself during the practice tests so that you will know exactly how many words you can write in a timed setting. Work with that information to increase your overall score.