UNIT 20 A1 Our Town Part I

Objectives Talking about places in your town Prepositions of place Places in a town (part 1)

I’m trying to find the museum.

► I’m trying to find the museum. Places in town (part1)

museum

restaurant

library

bank

post office

police station Example

Nate and his friends like to eat out at R&B Restaurant. Mum is going to the post office to send a letter to Aunt Kathy.

The toy museum is next to the library on River street.

Prepositions of place: “near”, “next to” and “across” ► The toy museum is next to the library on River street. Prepositions of place: “near”, “next to” and “across”

near

next to

across Example

The post office is next to the Union Bank. The police station is near The Grand Hotel. The hospital is just across the road.

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UNIT 20 A1 Our Town Part II

Objectives Places in town (part 2) ‘There is’ and ‘There are’ Map vocabulary

There is an outdoor cinema.

► There is an outdoor cinema. Places in town (part2)

outdoor cinema

campsite

swimming pool

car park

bus station

train station Example

Perry’s waiting for the train to Mayfair at the train station. You can park in the car park next to the library for free.

‘There is’ and ‘There are’ ► There is an outdoor cinema. ‘There is’ and ‘There are’

There ’s is a book on the table.

There ’re are two books on the table. Example

There is a candy shop across the street. There are three supermarkets near the cinema.

You take the main road, cross the bridge, and keep going north.

Map vocabulary ► You take the main road, cross the bridge, and keep going north. Map vocabulary

woods

lake

river

bridge

road

sign Example

There’s a beautiful lake in the middle of the woods. There’s only one bridge across this river.

Summary Talking about places in a town

This is a big town. I’m trying to find the park. Oh! There’s a map near the library over there! Look at the map. The park is next to the museum. It’s on Sunset Street. It isn’t far.

We can follow the signs and walk there from here. Just walk across the street, turn right, and keep going north.

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