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The picture below shows the Recycling process of glass bottles

The picture below shows the Recycling process of glass bottles E91xB
The given illustration demonstrates a men-made process of recycling wasted glass bottles. Overall, it can be esaliy seen that the process consists of three stages with ten steps. First stage begins with collecting glass bottles and the process ends with buying the bottles. The first stage comprise of three steps. First one is gathering wasted bottles, the next step is carrying to the collection point and in last step of the first stage all collected bottles are transferred to lorries. The second stage begins with that the bottles are exposed under high-pressure water, after that divided into three groups according to their colour then the bottles are moved to a glass factory where bottles are melted to glass piece, after they are burned in furnace under 600C°—800C°. At last step of the second stage, after burning there will be new liquid glass whcich will be shaped in glass mould. The finial stage begins with bottling, after the bottles are transferred to a supermarket, where they will be ready for sale.
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-made process of recycling wasted
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glass
bottles.

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that the process consists of three
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stages
with ten
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First
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stage
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begins
with collecting
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glass
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bottles
and the process ends with buying the bottles.

The
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first
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stage
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comprise of
three
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steps
.
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First
one is gathering wasted
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bottles
, the
next
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step
is carrying to the collection point and in last
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step
of the
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first
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stage
all collected
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bottles
are transferred
to lorries. The second
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stage
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begins
with that the
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bottles
are exposed
under high-pressure water, after that divided into three groups according to their
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colour
then the
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bottles
are
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moved
to a
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glass
factory where
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bottles
are melted
to
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glass
piece, after they
are burned
in furnace under 600C°—800C°. At last
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step
of the second
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stage
, after burning there will be new liquid
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glass
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whcich
will
be shaped
in
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glass
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mould
.

The finial
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begins
with bottling, after the
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are transferred
to a supermarket, where they will be ready for sale.
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IELTS essay The picture below shows the Recycling process of glass bottles

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
170 words
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5.0
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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