The plans below show the layout of a university’s sports centre now, and how it will look after redevelopment
The plan
of
the university sports Change preposition
for
center
includes two versions of Change the spelling
centre
facilities’
location now and after redevelopment in future. Correct article usage
the facilities’
Hence
, the higher one is Linking Words
who
the Correct pronoun usage
what
center
looks like Change the spelling
centre
in
present, below the new one is located. The main difference is the size of the building. Change preposition
at
However
, some new amenities will be added as well.
Now the university has one pool, reception, gym, changing room and seating and two outdoor courts on both sides. In the future, Linking Words
according to
the plan, the central part will be saved, but both courts will disappear, and Linking Words
instead
Linking Words
of
Change preposition
apply
Correct pronoun usage
apply
them
the building will become much wider. Add a comma
them,
Therefore
, on the left Linking Words
side
the leisure pool will occur with a changing room respectively. In the hall where the reception is Add a comma
side,
located
there will be a sports shop and cafe.
The gym will increase in size two times on the right. Add a comma
located,
Also
in the future students will get an opportunity to attend dance classes which will be located on the right side of the center. By the way, a new sports hall and another changing room will be there as well.Linking Words
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Coherence and Cohesion
Your essay would benefit from a clearer structure. Ensure that each paragraph has a clear topic sentence and that subsequent sentences follow on logically. Consider using linking words to better connect ideas between sentences and paragraphs.
Coherence and Cohesion
An introduction concluding the report is present, but it is not fully developed. It is important to clearly set the context by introducing the plans and providing an overview before detailing the changes. Try to also include a brief conclusion summarising the main changes or implications of the redevelopment.
Task Achievement
It's good that you have attempted to describe the changes; however, the main points could be more clearly supported by referring directly to the plans. Include more specific detail on the features that will change, and compare more directly between the 'now' and 'after redevelopment' plans.
Task Achievement
You've achieved a basic response to the task, but to improve task achievement make sure to fully cover all the key changes indicated in the plans. Describe both the existing situation and the future redevelopment with equal clarity and detail.
Task Achievement
While you've provided a few specific examples, try to substantiate your points with even more details from the plans, using accurate and relevant language to describe the spatial relationships and changes in the sports center.
Fully explain your ideas
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- Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
- Sentence 2 - Example
- Sentence 3 - Discussion
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- Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
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