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

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The plan below shows a public
park
 in 1920 and how it’s been redesigned today.
Overall
,
while
 the location of
few
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a few
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 of the places
have
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has
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 remained the same, newer places have
also
 been built and added to the scheme. It is noticeable from the design in 1920 that the fountain in the central area has been replaced by the rose garden surrounded by seats. The water feature has taken the place of the glasshouse in the right corner below; leaving no place for the earlier seats.
Although
 there was a stage for musicians at the left of the
park
 about a century ago, it has been replaced by an amphitheatre for concerts which people can enjoy.
In addition
 to the upper and lower entrances, an entrance for the underground car
park
 is placed near the water feature. The top left rose garden hasn’t changed,
whereas
 the other one has been removed and replaced by a cafe.
Furthermore
, it appears that having a children’s play area was more appealing to those who changed the
park
 as opposed to a water-plant pond.
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General
In your introduction, try to provide a more detailed overview of the changes. This can help create a clearer foundation for your analysis.
Coherence and Cohesion
Your essay does well to compare the old and new features of the park directly, which helps maintain coherence. Consider expanding on the significance of these changes to provide deeper insight.
Coherence and Cohesion
Use a wider range of linking words to improve the flow between sentences and paragraphs, enhancing readability.
Task Achievement
Detail-specific examples or data to enrich your analysis whenever possible. This approach can enhance the task response score by demonstrating a deeper understanding of the material.
Task Achievement
Good comparison between the park's features in 1920 and today.
Coherence and Cohesion
Structured approach in discussing changes to the park's layout and facilities.
General
Maintained a clear focus on the topic throughout the essay.

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