Vocabulary for writing task 1 map

Vocabulary for writing task 1 map.
To build – to erect, to do up, to establish, to set up, to construct, to create, to put up…
Building ( noun) – structure, construction, establishment, facility, amenity, premises, property, architecture, erection….
To change – to alter, to convert, to replace, to modify, to transform, to turn into, to adjust, to develop, to improve…
Change ( noun) – alteration, conversion, modification, replacement, transformation, adjustments, development, improvement…
General description of buildings:
Entertaining facilities,
Commercial amenities,
Hosing areas
Residential facilities
Recreational premises
Business facilities
Industrial amenities
Medical facilities
Educational buildings
Other verbs: to demolish, to knock down, to pull down, to remove grassland, to deforest, to pave, to destroy, to be situated, to be located, to be surrounded, to join, to eradicate grasses, to eliminate grassland, to expand, to enlarge in size, to extend, to reduce in size, to shrink, to remain unchanged, to remain untouched, to renovate, to refurbish, to redecorate, to cut down trees, to wipe out,
Other vocabulary: pavement, roads, attic, cottage, a block of apartment, in the north, the location, layout, landscape, woodland, farmland, grassland, station…
Body division:

1. 
   According to the period
   
2. 
   According to world sides
   
3. 
   According to changed and unchanged places.
   

The maps illustrate how a small town called Islip is expected to be developed through the construction of various facilities compared to its current layout. Overall, the town is projected to experience significant alteration with regards to its retail and housing facilities. Noticeably, a new road for vehicles is planned to be paved around the shopping sector.

Looking at details, currently, the town has been erected along the main road running from the west to the east of the landscape. Several blocks of stores have been constructed to the north and south of the main road. The entire northern part of the layout has been allocated to the development of the countryside whereas housing amenities have occupied the south. When it comes to western and eastern sides of the town, a school and a park have been built respectively that are both connected to the main road.
As for the future planned development of the city, a circular road called dual carriageway is going to be paved around the town and the main road is planned to be pedestrianized. Another big change is expected to be carried out in the replacement of blocks of shops situated to the south of the main road with a range of premises namely a bus station, a shopping center, a parking area and a residential property. Comparably, stores located to northern part of the main road are predicted to remain untouched. The southern side of the town is expected to remain almost without changes except for the reducing size of the park and construction of a new housing and the relocation of previously-built residential premises.

Task 2.

Currently, the number of juveniles in certain parts of the world surpasses the quantity of senior citizens significantly. I think the benefits of large number of young adults compared to old-aged people outweighs drawbacks due to several reasons.
As for the disadvantages, the first problem is associated with a higher rate of crime that can be mostly committed by juveniles. In fact, the more youth inhabit in the community, the more likely the country is stricken by distinctive criminal actions such as robbery, burglary or violence due to the inappropriate behavior and aggressive manner of this age group that require strict regulations to keep them under control to prevent potential risks. The second drawback is mainly connected with the shortage of employment sectors to make them engaged in a certain job to enable them to supply personal necessities. To clarify, the more youngsters the government have, the more candidates are eager to be employed that results in several conflicts with senior experienced employees that are urged to be retired or dismissed from workplaces to replace with young graduates.
However, having outnumbered youngsters has more advantages. Firstly, the state is likely to attain much progress with the help of available better work force the leads to the boost in economy. In fact, the productivity rate can be enhanced as the young have more energy, physical strength and enthusiasm. This age group is highly distinguished by old-aged candidates with their innovative ideas, eagerness to implement new strategies or work out their personal and professional skills despite their lack of experience. Second benefits can be seen in the advancement of technological industry that is mostly created or invented by youngsters. To be more precise, current youth are educated and instructed to be equipped with new innovative technology in each sphere resulting in their superiority to apply these devices in working procedures and majority part of this technology-related progress has been conducted through the creativity of this age group.
In conclusion, I believe that even though this large number of younger generation may lead to some problems in the society in terms of increasing rate of crime as well as unemployment among this layer, the benefits of having more youngsters such as better work force and improved technological industry outweigh the drawbacks.
The maps illustrate how a small town called Islip is expected to be developed through the construction of various facilities compared to its current layout. Overall, the town is projected to experience significant alteration with regards to its retail and housing facilities. Noticeably, a new road for vehicles is planned to be paved around the shopping sector.
Looking at details, currently, the town has been erected along the main road running from the west to the east of the landscape. Several blocks of stores have been constructed to the north and south of the main road. The entire northern part of the layout has been allocated to the development of the countryside whereas housing amenities have occupied the south. When it comes to western and eastern sides of the town, a school and a park have been built respectively that are both connected to the main road.
As for the future planned development of the city, a circular road called dual carriageway is going to be paved around the town and the main road is planned to be pedestrianized. Another big change is expected to be carried out in the replacement of blocks of shops situated to the north of the main road with a range of premises namely a bus station, a shopping center, a parking area and a residential property. Comparably, stores located to southern part of the main road are predicted to remain untouched. The southern side of the town is expected to remain almost without changes except for the reducing size of the park and construction of a new housing and the relocation of previously-built residential premises.

The maps illustrate how Grange Park has been improved through the construction of various facilities since 1920 prior to now.

Overall, the park has witnessed a significant growth with regards to the replacement of recreational amenities, the relocation of available seats and the construction of new entertaining premises.
Looking at details, the park was located along the Arnold Avenue in the north and Eldon Street in the south and there were two parts to enter in both sides. The middle part of the park was allocated to the erection of a fountain and to the left of it, the stage for musicians was located. In the north-western and south-western parts of the layout, two rose gardens were constructed with the availability of seats to the left and right of them. As for the eastern side, in the north, to the right of the entrance, there was another rose garden and a large pond water plants occupied the area adjacent to it, while the southern part to the right of the entrance was allotted to the erection of glasshouse with seats next to it.
When it comes to changes, the fountain was replaced with a rose garden surrounded by seats from 4 sides. Another alteration can be seen in the demolishment of the stage for musicians so as to create a way to establish the amphitheater for concerts. The rose garden located in the south was knocked down, while the other one in the north remained untouched. And available seats were relocated around the rose garden in the center. As for the east, the main development can be the replacement of the rose garden and pond for water plants with a newly-built café’ and children’s play area respectively. eventually, the glasshouse was turned into a water feature and the underground car park was erected to the entrance to it and the seats were demolished.

The maps illustrate how the town called Bagdad has improved due to the construction of various facilities since 1995 up to now.

The maps compare the previous (1995) and current layout of the town named Bagdad after various changes took place in the area.
The maps demonstrate various improvements in the landscape of the town called Bagdad since 1995. Overall, the town has witnessed a range of alterations in terms of commercial, housing , recreational and fishing amenities. Noticeably, the town has been turned into a more modernized area filled with various entertaining premises due to the removal of farmland coupled with woodland.
Looking at details, in 1995, there was a road running from north-western part to south-eastern one and the former site of the town was allocated to the erection of a block of apartments on both sides of the road. A large farmland occupied the north-eastern part and in the adjacent to it, there was an area for a forest park. At the end of the road, a hotel was located to the right of the main road opposite to a café, while the left side was allotted to the construction of blocks of shops opposite to the fish market. In the south of the landscape, there was a sea where a fishing port was located in the middle of it.
As for the changes, the number of houses has increased at present and the farmland and the forest park were replaced with a golf and tennis court respectively. another alteration can be seen in the demolishment of shops so as to construct restaurants. Moreover, a fish market was turned into blocks of apartments for residents due to the removal of a fishing port. Only two amenities namely the café and the hotel remained untouched, however, a new car park was established at the entrance of the hotel.