The plans below show the site of a farm in 1950 and the same site today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

These two maps show us how a farm has changed its site between 1950 and today.
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, we can see that many things have changed in comparison with the past. More buildings have been built
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others have changed their roles. In 1950, there was a zone for the
sheeps
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sheep
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this
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is not the case today. Nowadays, it is a place with a camping field, some solar panels and two parkings, one in the camping and the other next to the panels.
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, the track is now a road. The zones with fruit trees, soft fruits, vegetables, chickens and the farmhouse are the same today as in 1950
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, a farm shop is now present at the place with trees. Currently, a barn is just at the bottom of the road
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while
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in the past,
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was next to the track, near the
sheeps
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sheep
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, at that place, there are now some holiday cottages.

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task response
Improve task response by adding a clear overview in the first paragraph about the main changes and keep all points that are important.
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Make the essay easier to follow by using a clear order: first past, then present, and finish with a short summary.
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There is an overall idea at the start about changes.
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The text mentions many parts of the farm and how they change.
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