EXAM REVISION UNIT 3 - 5TH GRADE ETG
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This document provides a list of common places in a town and phrases for giving directions. It includes locations like shops, restaurants, transportation hubs, entertainment venues, and municipal buildings. The document also covers using "there is/there are" to talk about places, asking and giving directions, and expressing when one is lost. Key prepositions of place like "next to", "behind", and "in front of" are presented.
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- 1. • Places in town •Giving directions • There is / There are •Prepositions of place
- 3. • • • • • • • • • • airport art gallery bank bowling alley café car park church cinema factory football stadium • • • • • • • • • hospital hotel ice rink Internet café library market mosque museum traffic lights
- 4. • • • • • • • • office building petrol station police station post office train station restaurant shop shopping centre • • • • • • • • • • sports centre supermarket swimming pool theatre town hall bus stop zebra crossing postbox road road sign
- 5. • lights & traffic lights • text message • cycle helmet • reflective vest
- 7. •Can you help me to find the supermarket? •Where is the (cinema)? •It’s next to the cinema. •You have to go straight on and then turn right. •I’m lost. •Thanks / Thank you.
- 9. Affirmative Negative Questions Short answers Singular There is (a shop behind the supermarket) There isn’t (a shop behind the supermarket) Is there (a shop behind the supermarket)? Yes, there is No, there isn’t Plural There are (some parks next to the cinema) There aren’t (any parks next to the cinema) Are there (any parks next to the cinema)? Yes, there are No, there aren’t