The lesson focuses on interpreting maps, an uncommon but essential skill for exams. Students should describe maps by analyzing changes over time, using appropriate grammar based on tenses such as past, present, or future. Key strategies include noting changes like demolitions, additions, and conversions, and emphasizing aspects that remain unchanged. The example provided compared a village map from 1910 to 2010, highlighting a shift from greenery to more residential development, requiring a specific approach to writing about these transformations. Reading more maps is recommended for better understanding.
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