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the diagram shows how an office building looks at the present and the plan for its future development v.2

the diagram shows how an office building looks at the present and the plan for its future development v. 2
The map demonstrates the present looks of an office building and how it will be constructed during next coming years. As can be seen in the graph that there are two grasslands just next to the right and left sides of this building respectively, and its only entrance is closed to the right side’s grass. When you enter it, you will first see there is a reception desk in front of the entrance where the bathroom is right behind it. Walking into the hall and turn right, you will see the hall are divided into two parts by a corridor. One in the entrance’s side is the office area, where is made of four office rooms. In the opposite side, the kitchen, a canteen and a stockroom just right over there which is very convenient for the staffs. It is easily noticed that there are some changes in the future plan. The two grasslands both disappeared and the right one was designed as outside activity area where all the staffs can relax there after work, while the left one will be constructed as the tea room and the meeting area where there will be some coffee machines, chairs, and tables there. What is more, the entrance and also the reception desk will be moved to the middle place of the building. Therefore, the bathroom is canceled and the original four-office-room areas are changed into two big offices which are on the two sides of the entrance. Moreover, the kitchen and the canteen are also planned as office rooms.
The map demonstrates the present looks of an
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office
building and how it will
be constructed
during
next
coming years.

As can be
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seen
in the graph that there are two grasslands
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just
next
to the
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right
and
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left
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sides
of this building
respectively
, and its
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only
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entrance
is closed
to the
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right
side’s grass. When you enter it, you will
first
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see
there is a reception desk in front of the
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entrance
where the bathroom is
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right
behind it. Walking into the hall and turn
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right
, you will
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see
the hall
are divided
into two parts by a corridor. One in the
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entrance’s
side is the
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office
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area
, where
is made
of four
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office
rooms. In the opposite side, the kitchen, a canteen and a stockroom
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just
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right over
there which is
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very
convenient for the staffs.

It is
easily
noticed that there are
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some
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changes
in the future plan. The two grasslands both disappeared and the
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right
one
was designed
as outside activity
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area
where all the staffs can relax there after work, while the
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left
one will
be constructed
as the tea room and the meeting
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area
where there will be
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some
coffee machines, chairs, and tables there.
What is more
, the
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entrance
and
also
the reception desk will be
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moved
to the middle place of the building.
Therefore
, the bathroom
is canceled
and the original four-office-room
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areas
are
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changed
into two
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big
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offices
which are on the two
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sides
of the
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entrance
.
Moreover
, the kitchen and the canteen are
also
planned as
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office
rooms.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
22Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes

IELTS academic the diagram shows how an office building looks at the present and the plan for its future development v. 2

Academic
  American English
3 paragraphs
258 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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    Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
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  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.5
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    Present relevant ideas
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    Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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