The diagram shows the water cycle, which is the continuous movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given process diagram illustrates the circulation of
water
from the ocean to the air and through the Use synonyms
land
Add a comma
,land
it
occurs on Correct pronoun usage
apply
the
Earth.
Correct article usage
apply
Overall
, it can be seen there are four main stages in Linking Words
this
process starting from Linking Words
water
evaporation with the formation of clouds, precipitation and ending with saltwater intrusion.
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Firstly
, looking at the ocean the Linking Words
water
evaporates and contributes approximately 80% of total Use synonyms
water
vapour in the air. Use synonyms
Next,
Heat from the sun causes Linking Words
water
to evaporate, and Use synonyms
water
vapour condenses to form clouds. In the third step, Use synonyms
from
the cloud turn into rain or Change preposition
apply
snow
Add a comma
,snow
this
is called precipitation.
In the next step, rainwater may transform into different kinds of pathways. It might fall into lakes or become snow caps on mountains. Linking Words
Moreover
, some of the Linking Words
water
reaches the impervious layer in the ground and some runs on the surface. Use synonyms
Following
Linking Words
this
, saltwater intrusion is shown to take place just before groundwater passes into the oceans to complete the cycle.Linking Words
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