Rectangles, Rhombus, and Squares Construction

Plot a single point in the upper-left region of the coordinate plane as a starting reference. Based on this point, construct a rectangle, a rhombus, and a square in sequence, sharing some vertices or edges to show their geometric relationships. The rectangle should have two pairs of parallel and equal opposite sides with four right angles. The rhombus should have four equal sides but angles not necessarily right. The square should combine properties of both, with four equal sides and four right angles. First establish the rectangle, then modify side lengths or angles to form the rhombus, and finally ensure equal diagonals or right angles to obtain the square. Arrange the shapes clearly so their connections are visible for comparing properties.