The diagram below shows the water cycle in both forested and urban areas. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The first process illustrates
rainfall
cycle of a rural Correct article usage
the rainfall
area
, while
second
one displays Correct article usage
the second
precipitation
of an urban Correct article usage
the precipitation
area
.
Overall
, there are 6 stages in each of
illustration, starting with Change preposition
apply
precipitation
and ending with runoff. and there are some
quite a lot of differences between the rainfall cycles between forest and urban Correct quantifier usage
apply
area
. Fix the agreement mistake
areas
Also
, it is worth mentioning that the cycle is cyclical.
There are 4 stages that happen above the ground, they are precipitation
, evaporation, transportation and runoff. Precipitation
is the same in each illustration, however
, the other 5 stages vary in the amount produced, the level of pollution or both. As an example, the amount of evaporation, transpiration, infiltration and baseflow are
reduced, but the level of pollution is the same. The amount of runoff is Change the verb form
is
more
in a built-up Correct word choice
higher
area
and is more polluted that
in a rural Correct word choice
than
area
, also
, erosion is also
increased in an urban area
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