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When it comes to describing upcoming changes in IELTS Writing Task 1, particularly for maps, diagrams, or projections, you can explore a range of future tense forms. Here’s a list of useful structures, complete with examples for each:
1. Simple Future (Will + Base Verb) Example 1: The industrial zone will disappear. Example 2: A new highway will connect the north and south regions. 2. Future Passive (Will Be + Past Participle) Example 1: The old port will be transformed into a tourist attraction. Example 2: Several trees will be removed to make space for a parking lot. 3. Future Perfect (Will Have + Past Participle + by) Example 1: By 2035, the urban area will have expanded by 30%. Example 2: All construction work will have been completed by the end of the decade. 4. Reporting Structures Example 1: It is expected that a new hospital will be built. Example 2: It is predicted that the population will double in 20 years. Example 3: The plan proposes to construct a new railway line. Example 4: The new urban plan includes the construction of three schools and a hospital.Example 5: The redesign of the city center will include widening sidewalks.Example 6: There are plans to build a pedestrian bridge over the river.Example 7: The old market is set to be demolished next year. Example 8: Public transport is expected to improve significantly. Example 9: Under the new proposal, the old market will be replaced by a high-rise complex.Example 10: According to the plan, the old railway station will be converted into a museum.Example 11: It is planned that a new subway line will connect the suburbs to the city center.Example 12: It is projected that the airport will handle twice as many passengers.