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Correct the 10 mistakes underlined in the answer below.
The two maps 1 allows us to see the changes in one small town over a 300-year period. In the
1700s, the town was relatively small and 2 consists of a few farms and houses gathered around
a central market place and church. Transport 3 restricted to horses at that time so the roads
were very basic. Having said that, the roads were clearly marked and the river had a bridge running
across it.
In the present-day town, a great deal 4 changing. Perhaps the most noticeable changes are those
relating to transportation. Our modern-day needs are very different and so the roads 5 are
improving and traffic lights, a roundabout and a zebra crossing 6 been adding, as well as an extra
road. Increased traffic means that a car park 7 now replaced Goode farm and the fields that
8 are locate at the top of the 1700 map. Housing is another area where many changes 9 are made.
While in 1700 there were few houses, now there are rows of houses and a block of flats instead of
the stables. A further development is the supermarket and the hotel, which 10 is extending.