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IELTS Task 1 Process (Passive Voice/ Sequencers)
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Give 2 sequencing words, phrases for “One thing following another”
Next, after that, then, subsequently
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People attach the ox to the pulley.
The ox is attached to the pulley.
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People remove salt from seawater in a desalination plant.
Salt is removed from seawater in a desalination plant.
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “We did not affect by the water shortage last year.”
We WERE NOT AFFECTED by the water shortage last year.
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Give 2 sequencing words, phrases for “Two things that happen together”
When/ While/ At the same time/ In the meanwhile
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Villagers pour dirty water into the barrel.
Dirty water is poured into the barrel (by villagers).
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “Water used mostly in agriculture in Australia.”
Water IS USED mostly in agriculture in Australia.
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Last summer, people constructed a reservoir.
Last summer, a reservoir was constructed.
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People built the water filter.
The water filter was built.
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “A substantial increase in rainfall was occurred during the year.”
A substantial increase in rainfall OCCURRED during the year.
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Give 2 sequencing words, phrases for “The Start”
Firstly/ First of all/ For a start/ To start off/ To begin with
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “Water that is came from the dam is reused.”
Water that COMES from the dam is reused.
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Give 2 sequencing words, phrases for “The End”
Finally/ Lastly/ To end
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They dug the wells ten years ago.
The wells were dug ten years ago.
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “Safe water should be provide for everyone.”
Safe water should be PROVIDED for everyone.
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FIND THE MISTAKE: “From the information which shows in the charts, water use has increased.”
From the information WHICH IS SHOWN/ SHOWN in the charts, water use has increased.
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