In this group of exercises you will practise describing a process.
1. Describing a process: Introduction.
Look at the diagram showing how chocolate is manufactured.
Now you will practise writing a description of the process. First, you will need a sentence to introduce your text. Choose the best sentence from the options below.
2. Describing a process: Linking information.
Look at the diagram again. Put the sentences into the correct order.
3. Description of a process.
Here is the description with the added information and beginning with the introductory sentence from exercise 1. Use the words below to complete the description.
4. Focus on verb forms.
Here is the description again. This time, type the correct form of the verbs (in brackets) to complete the text.
5. Practice.
Choose the correct option to reconstruct the text describing the process of how chocolate is manufactured.
In this group of exercises you will practise describing an object.
4. Dimensions.
Look at the picture and complete the sentences by typing in the missing words or numbers.
5. Describe an object.
Look at the picture of a laptop. Use the phrases and words below to complete the description.
6. Sample question.
Look at the pictures and read the sample Task 1 question.
WRITING TASK 1
You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The pictures below show stages in the development of PCs (personal computers) in the years 1975, 1998 and 2002.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.
You are going to read a sample answer to this question. But first, what order do you think the following phrases appear in a sample answer? Remember, the answer will have a beginning, middle and end. Put the sentences into the correct order.
7. A sample answer.
Now complete the answer to the Task 1 question in the previous exercise. Use the words and phrases to complete the text.
8. A sample answer.
Choose the correct option to reconstruct the text describing the stages in the development of PCs.