The diagrams below shows the change in a particular college campus from 1975 to 2020. The second map indicates the proposed future change about this campus.
The maps reveal the change
of
university Change preposition
in
campus
between 1975 and 2010. Fix the agreement mistake
campuses
Overall
, the most different
is the car park was extended and the new indoor sports Replace the word
difference
centre
will be constructed in 2020.
The most striking change is the car park was extended to account fulled in the right of the top on the campus. The drama theatre was replaced to
the geology room and Change preposition
by
then
the music centre
was relocated nearby the geology room and new
car park. The lecture rooms remained unchanged. The science buildings had been constructed in 2010.
The sports field at the left of the top Correct article usage
a new
to
the campus is replacing the indoor sports Change preposition
of
centre
, predicting finish
in 2020. Correct article usage
a finish
Likewise
, a new road will also
finish in 2020. However
, the library was demolished to
half. Another site of the library was turned Change preposition
in
to
the IT Change preposition
into
centre
in 2010. Above those buildings, there was growing a new tree.Submitted by Sasha Chiu on
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