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Đề 1: The diagram below shows the process for recycling

plastic bottles. Summarize the information by selecting and


reporting the main features, and make comparisons where
relevant.
The picture above demonstrates how making plastic bottles
could reuse again, helping for environment protecting
purposes.
Overall, we can clearly see that this is a cyclist process with 8
distinctive stages, each with a different function, starting with
collection used bottles and finalizing with the final products,
which have been recycled. After the final step, the process
repeats itself again, to form a new cycle.
Firstly, used products are collected and then, transported to
recycling centre. Following this, these bottles, which can not
be recycled, will be removed. Having been pressed into a
square cube, these sorted bottles are grinders into small pieces
to support the cleaning process. Afterwards, some plastic
pieces will be placed into water and reduced dust and mud.
Next, people will put the cleaning pieces into a large plastic
grinder and then, heat the mixture and make them become raw
material. The final step is the process of manufacturing new
products, which will be distributed on the market.

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