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    Lesson 2: Places and Builings: A. Vocabulary 1. Write The Words Below The Pictures

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    This document provides vocabulary and exercises about places and buildings. It includes a list of 15 types of buildings and places with corresponding pictures. It then lists 25 words to describe locations and qualities of cities and buildings. The listening practice asks students to fill in missing information about a tour of a shopping center. The speaking exercises prompt describing one's hometown, places of interest there, where young people meet, tourism, the town's style and changes, and advantages and disadvantages of cities. It concludes with describing a new public building and why one enjoys going there.

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    Lesson 2: Places and Builings: A. Vocabulary 1. Write The Words Below The Pictures

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    This document provides vocabulary and exercises about places and buildings. It includes a list of 15 types of buildings and places with corresponding pictures. It then lists 25 words to describe locations and qualities of cities and buildings. The listening practice asks students to fill in missing information about a tour of a shopping center. The speaking exercises prompt describing one's hometown, places of interest there, where young people meet, tourism, the town's style and changes, and advantages and disadvantages of cities. It concludes with describing a new public building and why one enjoys going there.

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    Vocabulary for countries and nationalities

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    This document provides vocabulary and exercises about places and buildings. It includes a list of 15 types of buildings and places with corresponding pictures. It then lists 25 words to describe locations and qualities of cities and buildings. The listening practice asks students to fill in missing information about a tour of a shopping center. The speaking exercises prompt describing one's hometown, places of interest there, where young people meet, tourism, the town's style and changes, and advantages and disadvantages of cities. It concludes with describing a new public building and why one enjoys going there.

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    Lesson 2: Places and Builings: A. Vocabulary 1. Write The Words Below The Pictures

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    This document provides vocabulary and exercises about places and buildings. It includes a list of 15 types of buildings and places with corresponding pictures. It then lists 25 words to describe locations and qualities of cities and buildings. The listening practice asks students to fill in missing information about a tour of a shopping center. The speaking exercises prompt describing one's hometown, places of interest there, where young people meet, tourism, the town's style and changes, and advantages and disadvantages of cities. It concludes with describing a new public building and why one enjoys going there.

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    LESSON 2: PLACES AND BUILINGS

    A. Vocabulary
    1. Write the words below the pictures

    Playground Mosque Department Store Skyscraper Aquarium


    Car dealership Fire station Apartment building Tower Laundromat
    Pet clinic Pagoda Farm Pharmacy Post Office

    1. 2. 3. 4.

    6. 7. 8. 9.

    11. 12. 13. 14.

    11. 12. 13.

    2. Vocabulary for describing your city/hometown

    On the coast In the centre Dirty Lively Industrial Historic


    Outdoor Quiet Financial Modern Ordinary Old
    In the east Crowded In the west Exciting Humid Hot
    In the south Mild Busy In the north Opposite Business
    Narrow Huge Colorful Incredible Magnificent Polluted
    Location Opinion Climate Buildings Areas

    B. Listening Practice
    You will hear a tour guide talking to some tourists about a visit to a shopping centre. Fill in the missing information in
    the numbered space.
    Visit to shopping centre
    Bank is on the (1) ____________
    Get a (2) ____________ from the newsagent.
    Restaurant is opposite the (3) ______________ in the main square.
    Snack bar next to the (4) _____________ closes at (5) ______________
    Meet outside shop called (6) ___________________
    C. Speaking Practice
    a) Can you describe your town where you grew up?
    b) What places of interest are there in your home town? Where are they?
    c) Where do youngsters in your town meet their friends?
    d) Do many tourists visit your town or city? Why?
    e) What is your town like?
    f) How has your town changed in the last 10 years?
    g) Have any new buildings been built?
    h) What kind of style of buildings do you like? (Traditional, Modern, Crazy, Functional, etc.)
    i) What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of living in a city?
    j) Is it better to live downtown or in the suburbs? Why?
    k) How will your town or city be different 50 years in the future?

    D. Speaking Practice
    Describe a new public building in your place
    You should say:
    • where the place is
    • how you get there
    • what it looks like
    explain why you like this place and often go there.

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