The maps below show the centre of a small town called Islip as it is now, and plans for its development. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The two maps demonstrate a small town
centre
named Islip, in its current form and its proposed expansion.
Overall
, it is clear that
the plan is to expand and modernize the centre
to allow for more stores and a greater focus on new housings
, Fix the agreement mistake
housing
in addition
new
establishment will be added with extra space for activities.
Currently, Islip town Correct article usage
a new
centre
consists of only a main road which is running east to west, park
, Correct article usage
a park
school
, housing and a row of shops Correct article usage
a school
that is
along the countryside. According to
the proposal, only the school and the park will maintain their original position although
the size of the latter will be reduced.
The most significant development will be the extension of new facilities for
instance, Add the comma(s)
,for
car
park, shopping Correct article usage
a car
centre
, bus station, pedestrians and new housings
. Fix the agreement mistake
housing
However
, there will be no more countryside as the plan show the correction of roads into a dual carriageway. Thus
, the main road will be no more in use by the reason of the conversion to pedestrians only.Submitted by aymankhalaily on
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