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    Ielts Map-Flow Vocab

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    The document provides vocabulary for describing processes, diagrams, and maps in IELTS Academic Writing. It includes terms for adverbs and prepositions, verbs, nouns, sentences, and introducing different stages of a flowchart or diagram. Key terms introduced include north/south/east/west, go up/down, located/situated, runs through/crosses, residential area, and terms for describing the initial, subsequent, and final stages of a process.

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    The document provides vocabulary for describing processes, diagrams, and maps in IELTS Academic Writing. It includes terms for adverbs and prepositions, verbs, nouns, sentences, and introducing different stages of a flowchart or diagram. Key terms introduced include north/south/east/west, go up/down, located/situated, runs through/crosses, residential area, and terms for describing the initial, subsequent, and final stages of a process.

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    Ielts Map-Flow Vocab

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    IELTS Academic Writing

    MAP vocabulary

    Adverbs and Prepositions

     North/South/East/West
     Upstairs/Downstairs
     Clockwise/Anticlockwise
     To the north/To the south/To the east/To the west
     Across the road
     Before you get to
     In the middle of = in the centre of
     Just beyond = a little beyond = just past
     Inside/Outside
     To the left of/ To the right of

    Verbs

     Go up/Go down
     Start by
     Is located = is situated = lies = there is = is
     Run through = cross = pass through = go through
     Cross = pass over = cut across

    Nouns

     Crossroad = intersection = junction


     Hosing area = residential area = sleeping area
     Entrance = doorway
     Path = way
     Roundabout
     Area = field = zone
     Site = place = location
     Edge = boundary = end = fringe

    Sentences

     The railway runs through the pass-through/ crosses/ goes through Z.


     A is located in the northeast of the town.
     X is situated in the northeast of the town, just behind the housing area.
     A is located in the northeast of B, which has a lot of population.
     Y is located in the centre of the town, which has a railway running through it from north to
    south.
    IELTS Academic Writing
    FLOWCHART and DIAGRAM / PROCESS

    Introduction/ Overview

     The flow chart shows…


     The diagram gives information on…
     The process has… stages.
     There are… steps (in total) from the start to the end of the process.
     The… steps are divided into two parts, from… to…, and from… until…
     The… stages can be split into two parts, the section starting from…, and the other beginning
    from…
     The process goes from… to… (in … steps/ stages).
     The system consists of (both)…
     The procedure is made up of… parts.
     The first … steps of the process…, whereas the rest of the procedure…
     The whole process includes both … and

    The first stage

     At the beginning… / At the start of the process…


     First of all…
     Initially,…
     The first part of the process is…
     The initial stage shown on the flowchart is…
     The process starts with…
     To begin with… / To start with…
     At first,… (but later…)
     At the beginning of the process,…/ At the start of the process,…/ The first part of the
    procedure is…
     The first stage shown on the flowchart is…/ The initial part of the process is…
     The cycle begins with…/ The process starts with…/ The system gets underway with…

    The next stage

     After having finished...


     Having completed…, the… moves onto…
     Subsequently,…
     The following step is… / The next step…
     The second/ third/ fourth stage is…
     This is followed by…
     When that stage is completed…
     After that (stage)/ Following that, the process moves onto…
     After completing that/ (After) having finished that, the process progresses to…
     When that (part of the process) is completed/ After that is completed/ Once that is completed,
    the next step is…
     After that,…/ Next,…/ The following stage is…
     This is followed by…/ This leads to…
    The last stage

     The last stage is…


     The final step is…
     …brings the process to a close…
     The process concludes with…
     When the flow chart splits
     Some… while others…
     There are then two possibilities,…
     Alternatively,…
     The process comes to a close with…/ The procedure concludes with…/ The system ends
    with…
     …brings the process to a close/ ends the procedure

    Things happening at the same time/ Alternatives/ When the flow chart splits

     There are then two ways of…,…/ Some… while others…/ Then… either… or…
     Alternatively,…/ The other possibility is…
     Further explanation
     During this stage,…
     This stage consists of…/ This part of the process includes…
     namely,…/ To be precise,…
     This means (that)…/ That is to say…/ In other words,…/ To explain that further,…/ i.e….

    Going back in time

     This follows…/ Before that,…/ Prior to this,…


     Starting the second body paragraph
     Turning our attention to the remaining five steps,…
     Moving on to second half of the process,…
     Turning to the rest of the procedure,…
     Looking at the parts of the process which…,…
     The other flowchart/ The second chart/ The lower diagram…
     After… is completed, the second half of the process starts with…
     The remainder of the process starts with…
     As for the other flowchart,…

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