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Band 6+: The depicted maps illustrate information about current layout of the area and proposed plan of the site.

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The image depicts two maps, "Now" and "Proposed Plan." The "Now" map features an airfield, a railway, a roundabout, a build-up area labeled "ring road," town center, a road labeled "A2," and a gas station. The "Proposed Plan" map shows an industrial estate replacing the airfield, a railway, a circular roundabout, a build-up area labeled "ring road," town center, road "A2" extending to road "A4," and a gas station positioned more centrally between A4 and the town center.

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The diagrams illustrate how Hunderstone town will develop in the future.

Overall, the area will undergo a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which is the construction of road systems, while some main amenities will remain unchanged.

Looking at the eastern area, a huge main road will be constructed from the town center in order to connect the whole area toward outside. Another change is that a roundabout will be built at the intersection of the railway and the roadway, which was accompanied by the erection of A4 road in the southeast , connecting directly the A2 road, the railway and the build-up area ring road.

In the north, there is a forecast that the air field will be transformed to an industrial estate, with the extension of the nearby road. The most significant feature is that the town center, the build-up area ring road and the gas station will be predicted to be untouched.

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Task Response

The report effectively addresses the task by highlighting the key transformations between the current layout and the proposed plan. The overview is clear, and the body paragraphs logically organize the changes by location. To improve, ensure that the relationship between the new road (A4) and the existing infrastructure is described with even greater precision to avoid any ambiguity regarding the connections. The use of future tense and predictive language is appropriate for a proposal map.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report follows a logical structure, moving from an overview to specific details about different sectors of the map. However, the progression within paragraphs could be smoother. Some cohesive devices are used, but the connection between ideas occasionally feels a bit abrupt. To improve, try using more varied transitional phrases to link the changes in the north with the changes in the south, creating a more seamless flow of information.

Lexical Resource

You have used a good range of vocabulary to describe changes, such as 'undergo a number of dramatic changes,' 'transformed,' and 'untouched.' To reach a higher band, aim for more precise academic collocations and avoid slightly awkward phrasing like 'connect the whole area toward outside.' Instead, you could use 'improve connectivity to the surrounding areas' or 'provide access to the outskirts.'

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a mix of simple and complex sentence structures. However, there are several grammatical inaccuracies and awkward constructions that hinder the professional tone. For example, 'which was accompanied by the erection of A4 road' is slightly clunky, and 'will be predicted to be untouched' is an unnatural way to describe static features in a map. Focus on using the passive voice more accurately for describing planned developments (e.g., 'is projected to remain unchanged') and ensure subject-verb agreement and article usage (e.g., 'the A4 road') are consistent.

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