IELTS 12 - TEST 6 - TASK 1

IELTS 12 - TEST 6 - TASK 1 - SAMPLE 1

The first given map illustrates the centre of Islip at present, whereas the second one represents a proposal for its future development.

In general, there will be many changes, the planned town will looks essentially almost completely different than itself before. Notably, a circular Dual carriageway will enclose virtually the entire new town. Only the school and some housing in the far South will remain outside the new road.

Firstly, the countryside and the row of shops in the North, above the Main road will disappear. They will be replaced by many kinds of facilities: a bus station, shopping centre, car park and new building.

Secondly, after the town's development, a Pedestrians only would replace the Main road. However, below the Main road, the shops area, housing and the school will remain the same. In addition, the Park will be reduced in size, and the new housing area will be built beside it.

Overall, according to the planned development, there will be more facilities and more housing areas in Islip.

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