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    The document provides guidance on using conjunctions and sentence structures to write complex yet clear sentences. It discusses using conjunctions like "when/once/as soon as/immediately/whereas" to connect clauses. It also recommends using sentence structures that begin with "The chart/diagram..." followed by "shows/describes/illustrates" and a clause or noun to effectively summarize diagrams. Examples are given for each conjunction and sentence structure.

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    The document provides guidance on using conjunctions and sentence structures to write complex yet clear sentences. It discusses using conjunctions like "when/once/as soon as/immediately/whereas" to connect clauses. It also recommends using sentence structures that begin with "The chart/diagram..." followed by "shows/describes/illustrates" and a clause or noun to effectively summarize diagrams. Examples are given for each conjunction and sentence structure.

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    The document provides guidance on using conjunctions and sentence structures to write complex yet clear sentences. It discusses using conjunctions like "when/once/as soon as/immediately/whereas" to connect clauses. It also recommends using sentence structures that begin with "The chart/diagram..." followed by "shows/describes/illustrates" and a clause or noun to effectively summarize diagrams. Examples are given for each conjunction and sentence structure.

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    Writing: Process

    Use the following conjunctions to make more complex sentences


    – when/once/as soon as/immediately/whereas….
    Eg: Once obtained, raw materials and manufactured components are stored for
    later assembly
    The manufacturing stages involve the storage, assembly, inspection, packing to the
    sales methods whereas the research stages include market & product research,
    design and advertisement.
    – before + clause or gerund
    Eg: Most consumer goods go through a series of stages before they emerge as
    finished products ready for sale.
    – after + clause or gerund
    Eg: After the production planning is complete the assembly, inspection, testing and
    packaging stages are done sequentially.
    – where/from where/after which
    Eg: Assembly first depends upon the production planning stage, where it is decided
    how and in what quantities the stored materials will be processed to create
    sufficient quantities of finished goods.

    Useful Sentence Structures


    X=The chart/diagram….
    1, X (shows/describes/illustrates) how + clause
    E.g: The diagram below shows how salt is removed from sea water to make it
    drinkable
    2, X (shows/describe/illustrates) + noun
    E.g: The charts below show the result of public survey
    3, X (provides/gives) information about……….
    Practice
    You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
    The diagram illustrates the process that is used to manufacture bricks for the
    building industry. 
    Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make
    comparisons where relevant.
    Write at least 150 words.

    The diagram explains the way in which bricks are made for the building
    industry. Overall, there are 7 main stages in the process, beginning with the
    excavation of clay and ending with the delivering stage.
    The first step in the process is to dig up clay from the ground with the help
    of the digger. Subsequently, the excavated clay is put on a grid made of metal and
    rolled using the roller. In the following stage, after sand and water is added, the
    mixture is then shaped into the forms of brick using either the mould or the wire
    cutter. Following the formation step, bricks are put into the oven and dried for one
    to two days.
    The process continues with the bricks being fired in the kiln at moderate
    temperature of 200 to 980 Celsius degree. After that, they are heated under the
    higher temperature of up to 1300 Celsius degree before being cooled for two or
    three days. In the next stage, bricks are packaged. The entire process concludes
    with the delivery of bricks to the customers.

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