The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending.

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The charts provide data regarding where young Australians take dance lessons and which styles they choose.below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending.

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The pie chart and the bar chart illustrate respectively the location and types of dancedances classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending.

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Overall, private studios areis the most widely used, accounting for nearly half of the use of the dance classes. School halls out of school hours come second while community halls & other rank thirdthe fourth, with college-based studios being the leastlease frequently used. When it comes to the types of classes attended by age groups, ballet and modern become the most favored types of dance classes in groups aged under 11 and between 11 and 16 respectively, which interestingly exchange their places as their least popularloved dance classes. Tap enjoysenjoy the same share of popularity between the twointerest among these two age groups.

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In the pie chart, private studios accountaccounts for 48% of the use48% the use of the dance classes, which is exactly double the proportion for school halls (24%).which exactly doubles the use of school halls. The share of community halls and other venuespercentage of the use in Community halls & other is 18%, while that of college-based studios is 10%.

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As for the bar chart, as many as 600 children under 11 attend ballet, the highest participation of all types of dance classes. By contrast, half of them take modern dance classes,take the class of modern, the least popular class among the age group. Tap is the second most popular dance class among these two age groups, the number in eachthe numbers of whom are just over 400, but the younger group has a few more. Modern is the most popular among the group aged between 11 and 16, with just over 500 of them attending the class. Ballet enjoys the least participation among the older group, the number being 300, similar to modern dancethe similar case of the modern for the younger group.

Overall assessment

Why this response received Band 7.0

The report accurately presents the main trends and specific figures from both charts, supported by a clear overview and logical key feature comparisons. The primary weakness lies in frequent subject-verb agreement and minor grammatical errors that affect precision. To improve, focus on proofreading verb forms and prepositional phrases while trimming redundant introductory text.

Band score breakdown

IELTS Writing Criteria Scores

TA

Task Achievement

7.0
Scoring rule

The response successfully highlights the key features and main trends from both visual aids with precise numerical data.

Next step

Avoid repeating the prompt verbatim in the opening line to keep the report fully concise and focused.

CC

Coherence and Cohesion

7.0
Scoring rule

Information is arranged logically into distinct paragraphs, maintaining a clear overall flow throughout the report.

Next step

Refine transitional phrasing and comparative links between paragraphs to make transitions sound more natural.

LR

Lexical Resource

7.0
Scoring rule

A good range of vocabulary is deployed to describe statistics, proportions, and visual comparisons effectively.

Next step

Pay closer attention to word choice collocations and correct minor typographical slips such as using 'lease' for 'least'.

GRA

Grammatical Range and Accuracy

6.0
Scoring rule

A variety of complex sentence structures is attempted, but frequent subject-verb agreement errors and missing prepositions lower overall accuracy.

Next step

Ensure plural subjects consistently match plural verb forms across complex statistical sentences.