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Process Types

The document outlines the processes of recycling plastic bottles and honey production by bees, detailing the steps involved in each. It emphasizes the importance of passive voice and specific tenses, while providing a structured overview of the stages and steps in both processes. Additionally, it highlights key actions and roles in the recycling process, such as collection, sorting, and heating, as well as the stages of honey production, including hive construction and nectar collection.

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Process Types

The document outlines the processes of recycling plastic bottles and honey production by bees, detailing the steps involved in each. It emphasizes the importance of passive voice and specific tenses, while providing a structured overview of the stages and steps in both processes. Additionally, it highlights key actions and roles in the recycling process, such as collection, sorting, and heating, as well as the stages of honey production, including hive construction and nectar collection.

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Process types:

1) Man – made/ Industrial


2) Natural

Passive voice is essential !: (to be + V3)

What tenses are used?:


Present simple
Present perfect (only when using Once, when, after):
Once the bricks have been shaped, they are sent to a furnace.

Paraphrasing (just a little help):


The pictures show how X is done / are done.

Overview:
Steps vs Stages
Steps -> (every action taken)
Stages -> (combination of several steps)

Information you can include:


Manual labor – ishchi kuchi ishlatilsa mainly
Machine – driven process -> uskunalardan foydalansa koproq
The time taken
Total number of steps
First/ last steps
Band 7-7.5:

The illustration represents how plastic bottles are recycled.

Overall, the cycle process involves nine different stages, beginning with the placement of
plastics into recycling bins and ending with manufactured products. Out of all the steps,
collecting, crushing, and heating play the most crucial roles.
Looking into the details, the first step begins with people placing plastic containers into
specialized bins, which are then collected by bin trucks. They bring plastic bottles to the
recycling center where they are sorted by hand. After the sorting is done, plastic containers
are compressed into blocks.

In the following fifth stage, blocks undergo the process of crushing, turning into little
fragments. These fragments drop into a liquid. Next, the washed substance is used to
produce plastic pellets that are put into a machine that turns them into particles. This is
followed by the procedure of heating underneath, in which tiny pellets form raw materials.
They are needed to produce various goods. The process commences again.

161 words. (21 minutes)

Band 9:
The diagram shows the complete process of recycling plastic bottles, broken down into
eight main stages.
The process starts with the collection of plastic bottles and ends with the creation of new
reusable materials and products, demonstrating the systematic nature of recycling.
To begin, people drop off their used plastic bottles into special recycling bins. A truck then
picks up these bins and takes the bottles to a recycling center. Once at the center, workers
carefully sort the materials, separating plastic bottles from other waste to ensure that only
the correct items move forward in the process.
After sorting, the plastic bottles are crushed into smaller pieces to make them easier to
handle. These pieces are then washed thoroughly to remove any dirt, labels, or other
impurities. The cleaned plastic is turned into small pellets. These pellets are then heated
and shaped into blocks of raw material, which are pressed into cubes to make them easier
to transport. Finally, the recycled materials are used to produce new products, such
as plastic bottles and clothing.

(Honeybees)
The diagram represents the process of honey production by bees in seven stages.
Overall, it is clear that bees need to take several crucial steps to produce honey, such as
building the hive, collecting nectar, and distributing air throughout the hive to get rid of
water in the nectar.

At the first stage, bees are busy constructing their hives. Then, they leave their beehives,
looking for a place with a lot of blossoming flowers. They are needed because they contain
a sweet liquid called nectar, which can be found in the center of a flower, and they can only
be collected by bees.

After they fly back to their hives, bees fill each of the cells with nectar. The newly placed
nectar is hot, so the next thing bees do is cool it down by moving their wings. Consequently,
the water in the cooled nectar evaporates, eventually turning into fresh, consumable
honey.

152 words.

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