The plans below show an Australian market garden in 1950 and now.

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Introduction
The two maps illustrate the changes that have taken place in an Australian market garden from 1950 to the present day.
Body · 1
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, the garden has undergone significant structural changes, with several crop
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area
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being replaced, new greenhouses and machinery introduced, and storage facilities expanded,
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a few crops
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such
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, such
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as lettuce and
potatoes
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potatoes,
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have remained unchanged.
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In 1950, the northern section of the garden was divided into three plots
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the western side, onions were grown,
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potatoes occupied
central
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the central
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area
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, and tomatoes and herbs were cultivated in the east. In the southern part, strawberries were
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in the
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southwest
, apple trees were located in the centre, and a residential building
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together
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with a small storage
facility
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facility,
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stood in the southeast. At that time, all farming activities were carried out manually, with no machinery present.
Conclusion
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, the present-day map shows several notable changes. In the southeast, the original residential building and storage facility
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been expanded, and a car has been added. The central south
area
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, which previously contained apple trees, has now been converted into bean cultivation, and tractors are used in nearby fields for farm work. In the northeast, the former tomato and herbs plots have been replaced by large greenhouses, where lettuce cultivation has remained unchanged in the same
area
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Add one more key change in the overview, like the loss of the home area and the use of machines now.
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Check map details very carefully. One part says lettuce stayed in the same area, but this may not be exact from the plan.
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Use clearer comparisons between 1950 and now in each body part.
coherence and cohesion
Group changes by area in a more even way, for example north first and south after that.
coherence and cohesion
Use commas and small linking words more carefully, because some long lines are hard to follow.
coherence and cohesion
Check subject and verb forms, because small grammar errors make the meaning less smooth.
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The essay has a clear start and a clear overview.
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You mention many important changes, such as new glass houses, more storage, and machines.
coherence and cohesion
The order is mostly easy to follow, with 1950 first and now after that.
coherence and cohesion
You use compare words like while, by contrast, and overall.
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