The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today.

The pictures compare the development of Grange Park in 1920 to
present
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times.
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, there are dramatic changes
at
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the
area
throughout the time period. It has gone from public facilities to commercial
area
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.
Additonally
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, in the middle of the
area
in
past
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time, there was a fountain which had
removed
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and changed to
rose
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garden
surrounding
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with
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a benchs
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benchs
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benches
bench
.
Moreover
, in the southeast, the glasshouse
had
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replaced with
water
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feature. In the Northeast, the rose plants and
pond
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ponds
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for water plants were converted to
cafe
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and children's play
garden
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. The seats in
most
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every corner had cleared.
Furthermore
, from the South entrance,
in
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the left, there was a rose garden but now it
have
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cleared.
Also
, the stage for musicians had
reconstructured
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to
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be Amphitheatre for concerts which
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increased in size.
Although
those are many evolutions, there is a field still
remain
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.
For example
, the rose
area
next to the theatre
still
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same
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the same
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throughout the times.
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Coherence and Cohesion
Introduce your essay with a clearer overview of the main changes that have occurred in Grange Park. Conclude your essay by summarizing the major developments and perhaps reflecting on the impact these changes have had. This will provide a more satisfying structure for your reader.
Task Achievement
To increase your score in task achievement, make sure that your essay comprehensively covers all key features and changes that the diagrams illustrate. While you have mentioned several changes, a more detailed comparison highlighting all significant developments would enrich your response. Consider using a range of vocabulary to describe the changes, such as 'transformed', 'renovated', or 'modified', to add depth to your analysis.

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