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A different kind of Task 1

A recipe and an estate agent

Overview and structure for both formats

Process diagrams

Sequencing and stage language

A process report annotated

Maps

Spatial and change language

A map report annotated

Practice

Wrong vocabulary

Process overview content

Joining two stages

Active or passive

What not to add

Grouping stages

Cyclical ending

Location language

Verb of removal

Verb of change of use

Map tense

Proposed map

Map overview

Inventing reasons

The exception

Word game: process and map

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Band 7+ handling of the two Task 1 formats candidates practise least: process diagrams and maps. Sequencing language, passive stage description, spatial and change vocabulary, and full model reports.

Process diagrams and maps appear less often than charts, so candidates meet them under-prepared. This module gives you the structure, the sequencing and spatial language, and two annotated Band 7+ model reports.

Process and Map Tasks at Band 7+

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