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The changes of the headland which are caused by strong tidal, have been illustrated in the diagram



Fadhilahumar91 61 / 68  
Oct 26, 2016   #1
The erosion in the headland (writing task 1)

The changes of the headland which are caused by strong tidal have been illustrated in the diagram. The most noticeable fact is that the power of sea in the coast contributes to erosion in the cliffs. This process consist of four main stages which will be explained specifically in the next paragraph.

In the initial stage of a headland erosion is began from water beats erode the rock and create a weak area. Over the long time period, this weak area becomes a small cave which resemble in the arch. Take one example of this case is Durdle Door in the Dorset. Eventually, the water strong affects the fall of the roof stack and divides in two pieces, the first is 'stack' and the second one is 'stump'. As a result, the tidal continues to induce the erosion and threat the headland. Also create other weak areas. Finally, the process continues as a natural process. (155 words)


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Medo91 4 / 9  
Oct 26, 2016   #2
Hello,
I suggest taking a look at the sentence structure you have made, there are ambiguous sentences which distract the reader from focusing on the topic.

ex: As a result, the tidal continues to induce the erosion ... should be like this : the tide continues to induce the erosion and threaten the headland.

this is grammatically correct,however, the meaning of this idea is unpredictable according to what you wrote.

Thank you


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