maps The two maps below show the changes that have taken place in the town of Westley since 1815. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The maps present data on the development of Westley which has been going on since 1815 till nowadays. It clearly illustrates the extension of the
town
.
In 1815 Westley consisted of 29 houses that were built around the town
hall and market square. Above them, there was a Church and the woods on the north and the fields on the southwest corner of the town
. A main road connected the Westley with the Tinton village bypassing the coach inn that was located on the western side of the forest and lord Westley’s house which was standing on the northern corner of the city in front of the woods and the Lake Lenthon. On the western side of the coach
inn, there was a river with Change the verb form
coaching
the
bridge.
Till nowadays the Correct article usage
a
town
has undergone a massive modernisation. The settlement of the houses was replaced by a business and industrial area, the church with a new shopping centre, and the fields with a cinema – only the town
hall and the market square have remained in their original locations. The bridge for cars was replaced by the one for trains and the trucks were constructed with the main railway station in front of the cinema. The coaching inn was remodelled into the museum and in the former place of the woods a house settlement was built.Submitted by kuba.glogowski on
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