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Nov 1, 2013
Writing Feedback / IELTS 1; DIAGRAMS; Island before and after construction [3]
The graph contains some information about a transformation an empty land into the recreation area. The island experienced significant changes and turned into a modern tourist resort.
Before the construction there was an empty space surrounded by sea with a beach and only a few palms on the island.
Firstly, reception building appeared at the center of the area. It was connected with the seaside restaurant by a vehicle track. At the both sides of the reception over ten bungalows were built up forming two circles. It is noticeable that no trees were cut down due to construct, thus even the circle of houses on the left of the reception contained inside the palms which grew up before the building. The road was laid from the administrative facility to the newly constructed pier with the sailing yachts for rent.
At last, only two parts of the island remained invariable, namely the beach with a swimming area where people would go by footpath and the forest at the opposite side.
The graph contains some information about a transformation an empty land into the recreation area. The island experienced significant changes and turned into a modern tourist resort.
Before the construction there was an empty space surrounded by sea with a beach and only a few palms on the island.
Firstly, reception building appeared at the center of the area. It was connected with the seaside restaurant by a vehicle track. At the both sides of the reception over ten bungalows were built up forming two circles. It is noticeable that no trees were cut down due to construct, thus even the circle of houses on the left of the reception contained inside the palms which grew up before the building. The road was laid from the administrative facility to the newly constructed pier with the sailing yachts for rent.
At last, only two parts of the island remained invariable, namely the beach with a swimming area where people would go by footpath and the forest at the opposite side.
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