Band 5+: The diagram gives information about the process of making carbonated drinks. Summarise the information by selecting and report in the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The picture illustrates the typical stages of how to make soft drinks.

It can be seen that the progress to manufacture soft drinks is quite complex with five steps. It can be separated into two main types which are producing and packaging.

In the beginning, the first step is purifying water from the factory by leading it through a water membrane. Then cleaned water is mixed with water softener and other chemicals in the next tank. Secondly, water which was handled is pumped into the electric machine to boil, and raised steam is guided via frozen pipe to the carbon dioxide bin. Thence, vapour and carbon dioxide condense into carbonated water which is going to be mixed with colouring, syrup and flavour to create the soft drinks.

In terms of packaging, there are two types of containers which are the bottles and cans. In the next steps, the finished products flow through the filter and full-fill two types previously mentioned. Finally, the bottles and cans of carbonated drinks are boxed and transferred to the supermarket to be consumed.