Places in a city A1/2

GET = ARRIVE

WHAT IS MODERN IN YOUR CITY?

WHAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF MODERN?

Historic or historical?

Historic means 'making history or important in history'.

Historic significa 'que hace historia o es importante en la historia'.

Historical means 'related to the study of history'.

Historical significa 'relacionado con el estudio de la historia'.

"The landing on the moon was a historic moment."

"This is a historic monument."

"You have done a lot of historical research."

"There is no historical evidence for it."

WHAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF LIVELY?

WHAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF QUIET? DO YOU ENJOY QUIET PLACES?

SYNONYMS: magnificent. marvelous. cute, fascinating.

WHAT HISTORIC PLACES ARE THERE IN YOUR COUNTRY?

WHAT ARE THE PROS/CONS OF LIVING ALL YOUR LIFE IN THE SAME PLACE? AND LIVING IN DIFFERENT CITIES?

PLACES IN TOWN Shop or store?

The nouns shop and store are used somewhat differently in American and British English. In general, Americans use store the way the British use shop — to describe any room or building where people can buy things or pay for a service.

OR IN AMERICAN ENGLISH: SHOPPING MALL OR JUST THE MALL

OTHER PLACES TO EAT ARE: BARS, BREWERIES, FOODTRUCKS, BEACH BAR, CAFE, CAFETERIA, ETC.

ALSO COFFEE SHOP, COFFEE STORE, CAFETERIA ARE POSSIBLE

WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN YOU DO AT THE BEACH?

SHOULD CARS BE ALLOWED INSIDE THE PARK? WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Let's discuss

What other places are there in your city?

Let's discuss

What other places are there in your city?

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CAFE, RESTAURANT, BEACH AND PARK?

Giving directions

• On the left/right side of the street

• Behind / In front of / Opposite to

Multiple Choice

The first girl cannot help the woman. She says: " Sorry, I'm...

• new here

• new in town

• a tourist

Multiple Select

Check the instructions for the metro station. (2 correct/1 incorrect)

• go down the street

• take the first turn on the right

• take the second turn on the right

Multiple Choice

The first girl cannot help the woman. She says: " Sorry, I'm...

• new here

• new in town

• a tourist