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Writing in English Academic Writing

Academic writing Task 1: describing data, charts, diagrams, processes, tables  Before you start writing:  Look carefully at the given information  Pay particular attention to any headings/types of measurement used  E.g. millions, percentage  Write about the most significant changes and differences  Do not copy words and phrases directly from the question – use your own words  Try not to repeat the same words and phrases

Data presentation types: Match the labels to the correct illustration 1. Pie chart 2. table 3. bar chart/bar graph 4. graph 5. diagram 6.flowchart

The graph shows the amount of garbage collected and recycled annually in America (1) 960 and From 1960 to 1970 the amount of waste being recycled remained fairly (2) at just about 8%. However, this figure (3) significantly from 1970 to 1990 when it (4) at approximately 32% of the total waste collected. On the other hand, the amount of waste being produced increased (5) at around the same time, growing (6) approximately 40 million tonnes per year (7) 55 million tonnes within five years. Following this sharp (8) the amount of waste collected has risen (9), while the percentage of waste being recycled actually (10) from 32% to 26% (11) Fortunately, recycling has (12) increased and (13) 2005 it had again reached the same figure as in However, this figure is still disappointing (14) to the total amount of waste that is thrown away. Between static compare Steady fall in by Rise peak dramatic From to increase gradual

Correct the preposition

Describing a process or a diagram

cross-word puzzle Accross: 1. The opposite of microscopic 6. House of electron 7. A shiny substance that conduct electricity 9. ….mulator (Current collector) 10. One of the atomic theory 11. Heavy metal 12. Phase of water as an ice block Down: 2. One of acid definition theory 3. What you feel if you touch the flask of endothermic reaction 5.Chemically bonded of two or more elements 8 & 4.oil loving 9. Solution with pH < Material data sheet (abbreviation) 11. Cyanide anion