The diagram below shows the process of using water to produce electricity. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The picture shows the process where
water
is used to produce electrical power.
The process begins when seawater is heated by the sun and Use synonyms
happening
evaporation, appearing clouds in the sky. Verb problem
apply
Next,
these clouds Linking Words
turns
into rainy clouds and give the rain. AfterChange the verb form
turn
,
rain gathers at Remove the comma
apply
reservoir
and through Add an article
the reservoir
dam
, it goes to the turbine. In the turbine, Add an article
the dam
a dam
water
pressure converts to electricity and it goes through high voltage cables to the transformer station. With the help of underground cables, electricity goes to houses, factories and hospitals/schools. The Use synonyms
water
in the turbine is directed to a pump where it will return to the reservoir again.
Use synonyms
Overall
, hydroelectric power is generated using Linking Words
water
from the sea and after Use synonyms
procudures
which consists of ten stages, which Correct your spelling
procedures
procedure
at the end
Linking Words
water
returns to the reservoir.Use synonyms
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