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The graph below shows the monthly profits of 3 British companies in the car retail industry for the 2000 financial year write a report for a university lecturer comparing the performance of acme sports car and Branson motors for the period given v.1

The graph below shows the monthly profits of 3 British companies in the car retail industry for the 2000 financial year write a report for a university lecturer comparing the performance of acme sports car and Branson motors for the period given v. 1
The given line graph compares monthly profits of given three British companies namely acme sports, Curtis car and Branson motors in 3 quarters for 2000 financial year. As observed from the graph that acme sports car had highest profit approximately $75 and the graph rose significantly in end of 1st quarter and reached $80. But figure dramatically down in end of 2nd quarter. It was only profit $15. We can see from graph remained stable in 3rd quarter and financial year. Branson motors started there profit in $20 and that figure significantly ride in 1st quarter and doubled profit in end of 1st quarter. In the 2nd quarter, the graph drastically rise and reached almost $60. After that it had some zing-zag trend in 3rd quarter. It remained their level at $60 end of financial year. On the other hand, Curtis car mart had good profit $40 in starting an that level drastically rose by $40 profit in 2nd quarter. but it was excellent performance in 3rd and financial year. Curtis car mart topped in financial year. it was nearly $80 profit. To sum up, in car retail industry most people prefer to buy sports cars between April to June month. After that tax was apply on luxury goods. so people changed their mind and they buy Branson motors and Curtis car industries.
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compares monthly
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profits
of
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given
three British
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companies
namely
acme sports, Curtis
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car
and
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Branson
motors in 3
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quarters
for 2000
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financial
year.

As observed from the
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graph
that acme sports
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car
had
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highest
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profit
approximately $75 and the
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graph
rose
significantly
in
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end
of 1st
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quarter
and reached $80.
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figure
dramatically
down in
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end
of 2nd
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quarter
. It was
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only
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profit
$15. We can
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see
from
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graph
remained stable in 3rd
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quarter
and
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financial
year.
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Branson
motors
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started
there
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profit
in $20 and that figure
significantly
ride in 1st
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quarter
and doubled
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in
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quarter
. In the 2nd
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, the
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drastically
rise and reached almost $60.
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that it had
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zing-zag
trend in 3rd
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. It remained their level at $60
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end
of
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year.

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, Curtis
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car
mart had
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good
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profit
$40 in starting
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level
drastically
rose by $40
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profit
in 2nd
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quarter
.
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but
it was excellent performance in 3rd and
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financial
year. Curtis
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car
mart topped in
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it
was
nearly
$80 profit.

To sum up, in
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retail industry most
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people
prefer to
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buy
sports
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cars
between April to June month.
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After
that tax was apply on luxury
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goods
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so
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people
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changed
their
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mind and
they
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buy
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Branson
motors and Curtis
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car
industries.
2Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
37Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
12Mistakes

IELTS academic The graph below shows the monthly profits of 3 British companies in the car retail industry for the 2000 financial year write a report for a university lecturer comparing the performance of acme sports car and Branson motors for the period given v. 1

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6.0
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