The maps below show the centre of a small town called Islip as it is now, and plans for its development. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The map displays
Islip
which was the centre
of the small village
. Now, it plans for its development.
Overall
, now, Islip
town
centre
has fewer functions—such
as countryside, shops, and main road. The planned development of Islip
Village
will have more functions— such
as a bus station, shopping centre
, and dual carriageway.
Currently, in the north of Islip
village
, it is the place for the countryside. The main road has shops, which stand beside it. Additionally
, in the south of Islip
town
, it has a lot of space for housing. The park stands at the southeast of the town
. Similarly
, the school remains at the southwest of the village
.
Islip
City planned development in terms of stores, space for housing, and a station. In the north, they plan to remove the countryside for building roads. The bus station and car park will be built, but the size of the shopping centre
will be reduced, which will be smaller than now. Also
, new housing will be added. In the centre
of the town
Pedestrians will Add a comma
town,
be add
. The size of Change the verb form
be added
stores
will be the same. The size of the park will be reduced, but the school will expand. The number of housing will increase, which will stay under and in the dual carriageway.Correct article usage
the stores
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