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The response gives a clear overall trend and some key comparisons, but it includes inaccurate details and unsupported interpretation such as reasons for the changes.
The report is generally organized in a logical order, but linking is sometimes awkward and some sentences reduce the clarity of comparisons.
The vocabulary is sufficient to describe trends, but word choice is often informal or inaccurate and there are several collocation mistakes.
The writing uses a mix of simple and some more complex structures, but frequent grammar errors in verbs, agreement, and noun forms reduce accuracy.
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The graph below shows the per capita consumption of whole milk and low-fat milk in the United States between 1970 and 2015. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The line graph shows how much milk people in the US drink per person from 1970 to 2015, comparing whole milk and low-fat milk. Overall it is clear that people prefer low fat milk more and more and whole milk go down a lot. I think the biggest change is people switch to healthy milk. By 1980 the figure for whole milk drop to roughly 20 while low fat increased to about 10 liters. In the 1990s they are almost the same, near 15 each, so the gap is closed. After that, whole milk keeps decreasing to about close to 5 percent in 2015. low fat went up to around 14 and then it stayed almost stable for many years before a small fall at the end. To conclude, people changed their habit and moved from full fat to low fat because of health reasons and advertisements etc. The total amount of milk together looks about similar over time, but low fat already overtake the other one around 2000 which shows a strong preference of modern peoples. The chart is easy to understand so the trends are obvious.
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