The maps below show changes that took place in Youngsville in New Zealand over a 25-year period from 1980 to 2005.The maps show how the coastal town of Youngsville developed over a 25 year time span.
To begin with, in 1980 the area north of the river Alanah experienced a reduction in the green area around the lake. Two parking areas were added, one to the north of the lake and the other on the right. The houses along the coast were destroyed to make way for an extension to the railway line and a large stadium was constructed. The hospital remains in its initial position whilst more activities take place in the lake area. Finally, 2005 saw a marina being built to the right of the railway.
South of the river also experienced several changes. Once again the trees and woodland were cut down to make way for factories and warehouses. Similarly skyscrapers were erected in place of the housing that existed 25 years earlier. The airport, parking area and school remained untouched.
To sum up, in 1980 Youngsville appeared to be a residential area with a rural landscape and plenty of greenery while in 2005 it was transformed to an urban, industrial landscape.
To sum up, in 1980 Youngsville appeared to be a residential area with a rural landscape and plenty of greenery while in 2005 it was transformed to an urban, industrial landscape.
Question taken from Improve your IELTS Writing Skills p. 39
You have read this article with the title Model Answer - IELTS (Task 1). You can bookmark this page URL https://apostolosmakrides.blogspot.com/2011/12/model-answer-ielts-task-1_3795.html. Thanks!
When schools have problems like those in DC and other urban schools the root cause is a commitment to education on the part of the clients served by the essaygrader, that is, the students and the parents served.
ReplyDelete