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This document describes the key features of a neighborhood including blocks of flats, a park, supermarket, police station, bus stop, traffic lights, crosswalk, post box, bookshop, and modes of public and private transportation such as the metro, bus, bicycle, and car. It also mentions road safety elements like the road pavement and corner as well as local government structures like the town hall and councillors that make up the local council.
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Presentación1
- 1. My Communit y UNIT 3
- 2. In my neighbourhood Block of flats Park Supermarket Police station
- 3. bus stop traffic light crosswalk Post box bookshop
- 4. Public or private transport metro bus bicycle car
- 5. Road safety road pavement corner
- 6. My local council Town hall Councillors