Write a process description step by step

In a process diagram, first find the start and the end. Then check whether the stages are linear or cyclical. In your writing, stay true to the order the arrows show.

If an operation is carried out on a product, the passive is useful: The bottles are washed. A natural action can be described in the active: Water evaporates.

Don't add temperatures, times and names of equipment that are not in the visual. Linking words should help explain the process: first, next, finally.

Practice process: Fruit is collected → washed → pressed for juice → juice is packaged.

First, the fruit is collected and washed. It is then pressed to extract the juice. Finally, the juice is packaged.

It refers to the fruit. In the last sentence, because the product has changed, the juice is named explicitly.

Write three sentences from these stages:

Paper is collected → sorted by type → cleaned → new sheets are made.

Use at least two of the sequencing words. Don't add information that isn't given.