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The line graph compares how much money was earned by three bakeries in London form 2000 to 2010.
Overall, the amount of money earned by both Robbie’s Bakery and Bernie’s Buns increased considerably while the opposite was true for the takings of Lovely Loaves although it had the highest figure in 2000.
Robbie’s Bakery earned just under 60.000 in 2000, which was around 3 times more than the money earned by Bernie’s buns in the same year. For the next 5 years, the figure for the former remained stable whereas that of the latter grew significantly to around 40.000. Both figures had experienced considerable improvement to approximately 100.000 and 60.000 respectively by 2008. The earnings of Robbie’s Bakery reached its peak of over 100.000 in the final year.
By contrast, Lovely Loaves bucked the trend. After fluctuating for the first four years, the earnings of Lovely Loaves declined dramatically to just over 60.000 in 2005. Despite levelling off at this figure until 2007, it decreased significantly to 40.000 in 2010. =170 words
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Overall, the amount of money earned by both Robbie’s Bakery and Bernie’s Buns increased considerably while the opposite was true for the takings of Lovely Loaves although it had the highest figure in 2000.
Robbie’s Bakery earned just under 60.000 in 2000, which was around 3 times more than the money earned by Bernie’s buns in the same year. For the next 5 years, the figure for the former remained stable whereas that of the latter grew significantly to around 40.000. Both figures had experienced considerable improvement to approximately 100.000 and 60.000 respectively by 2008. The earnings of Robbie’s Bakery reached its peak of over 100.000 in the final year.
By contrast, Lovely Loaves bucked the trend. After fluctuating for the first four years, the earnings of Lovely Loaves declined dramatically to just over 60.000 in 2005. Despite levelling off at this figure until 2007, it decreased significantly to 40.000 in 2010. =170 words
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Shopping 🛒🛍
🛒🛍😄 Shopaholic- xarid qilishni yoqtiruvchi inson
My mum is a shopaholic
🛒🛍😄 to shop around- xarid uchun aylanib yurish
Ali doesn't like to shop around
🛒🛍😄 Do the shopping- xarid qilish
|A tends to do the shopping at the weekend
🛒🛍😄 Go shopping- xarid qilgani borish
I went shopping for new shoes.
🛒🛍😄 Do the weekly shop- haftalik sotib olish
It is common for most Uzbek people to do a weekly shop
🛒🛍😄 impulsive buyer-
haddan ziyod ko'p xarid qiluvchi inson.
My friend is an impulsive buyer. On a daily basis he buys something
🛍🛒😄 Purchase-xarid qilish
I always purchase something at the weekend
🛍🛒😄 at affordable / reasonable price ( hamyonbop narxda )
I bought these clothes at affordable price
🛍🛒😄 Costly (qimmat)
This phone is costly
🛍🛒😄 to snap up bargain - kelishuvga erishish (narx borasida)
Finally we snapped up bargain with shop assistant
🛍🛒😄 To have a taste in clothes - kiyimlar tanlashda didi bor
I usually goshopping with my friend because he has a great taste in clothes
🛒🛍
My mum is a shopaholic
🛒🛍
Ali doesn't like to shop around
🛒🛍
|A tends to do the shopping at the weekend
🛒🛍
I went shopping for new shoes.
🛒🛍
It is common for most Uzbek people to do a weekly shop
🛒🛍
haddan ziyod ko'p xarid qiluvchi inson.
My friend is an impulsive buyer. On a daily basis he buys something
🛍🛒
I always purchase something at the weekend
🛍🛒
I bought these clothes at affordable price
🛍🛒
This phone is costly
🛍🛒
Finally we snapped up bargain with shop assistant
🛍🛒
I usually goshopping with my friend because he has a great taste in clothes
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📈Describing the time in graphs
🗒 1 st year
➡️ Initially
➡️ At the beginning
➡️ At the start
🗒 Beginning of the year
➡️ When the span start/commence/begin
➡️ When the time start/commene/begin
➡️ When the period start/commence/begin
🗒 Whole period
➡️ Over /throughout/within/during
➡️ the span
➡️ the time
➡️ the period
analysis/debate/discussion/investigation
➡️ From 2000 to 2010
➡️ Between 2000 and 2010
➡️ over a decade
➡️ Over a period of 10 years.
➡️ Throughout 10 years
➡️ Within 10 years
➡️ During a ten-year period, starting from 2000
🗒 Final year
➡️ Finally
➡️ In the final year
➡️ Eventually
➡️ At the end
➡️ Ultimately ..
analysis/debate/discussion/investigation
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The diagram illustrates how milk and milk products are manufactured.
Overall, there are two sets of stages involved in the process: those on the farm and those in the dairy. Although it does not require the use of many different raw materials, the procedure uses a range of complex machinery.
The initial stages of producing milk and milk products all happen on the farm. The process begins with feeding cows on pastures. At the following stage, the milk is extracted with the use of a milking machine two times a day. The raw milk is then refrigerated under a constant cold temperature to prevent spoilage, before transporting it to the dairy for further processing using a specially equipped milk tanker.
The steps which happen in the dairy now begin. After the milk has been delivered to the dairy, the process can be divided into two separate stages: the milk production and its by-products (cheese, cream and butter). Finally, before the end-products are delivered to supermarkets and shops to sell, they are pasteurized and packaged with the use of a conveyor belt.
About 18 minutes
Overall, there are two sets of stages involved in the process: those on the farm and those in the dairy. Although it does not require the use of many different raw materials, the procedure uses a range of complex machinery.
The initial stages of producing milk and milk products all happen on the farm. The process begins with feeding cows on pastures. At the following stage, the milk is extracted with the use of a milking machine two times a day. The raw milk is then refrigerated under a constant cold temperature to prevent spoilage, before transporting it to the dairy for further processing using a specially equipped milk tanker.
The steps which happen in the dairy now begin. After the milk has been delivered to the dairy, the process can be divided into two separate stages: the milk production and its by-products (cheese, cream and butter). Finally, before the end-products are delivered to supermarkets and shops to sell, they are pasteurized and packaged with the use of a conveyor belt.
About 18 minutes