The digrams give information about changes in a student accommodation

The given maps illustrate details about changes in a
student
's building. It can be seen that space for natural beauty has been replaced by facilities to meet the students' demands.
Moreover
, the size of the building has been expanded slightly. Look at the main entrance, there is a new en-suite room located on the right side of the hallway which did not occur in 2010. The bathroom in the centre of the map and the
student
bedroom which is next to it have remained stable until now. On the Eastern side of the map, there is a kitchen that has not been reconstructed after 14 years. Another
student
bedroom which is below the kitchen has been added as
aconvenient
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a convenient
en-suite room. Going to the Northern, all the rooms on
this
site have been shifted to
student
bedrooms to serve undergraduates' need for accommodation. Regarding to outside of the building, the garden in the Northwest has given way to make room for
student
bedrooms. A car park has been put in the Southern of the building to take the space of the previous garden
while
the other garden has remained.
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coherence cohesion
Ensure that transitions between paragraphs are smooth. Adding connectives like 'Furthermore' or 'Additionally' can help.
coherence cohesion
Try to include a brief concluding statement that summarizes the main changes observed in the diagrams.
coherence cohesion
Work on describing changes in a clear sequence to avoid repetition and provide more clarity.
task achievement
Ensure to give a complete and detailed response to each observed change in the diagrams. Some changes could be more specifically explained.
task achievement
The essay provides a response to the task by describing the major changes in student accommodation.
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The central ideas are presented with an attempt to organize them logically.
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The essay does mention specific locations and changes, which demonstrates the writer's effort to be specific.

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