The document describes an exercise where students provide relative clauses to describe different types of businesses and locations. It then prompts students to name and describe interesting places to visit in Korea, including islands, small towns, cities, mountains, lakes, areas, streets, and stores, noting what type of place it is and what makes it special.

1. Around Town – Describing Places using Relative Clauses
Part A:
1. A bakery/coffee shop is a place where you can buy bread, cakes, donuts, coffee.
2. A stationary store ________________________________________________
3. A museum______________________________________________________
4. A department store_______________________________________________
5. A park_________________________________________________________
6. A gym_________________________________________________________
7. A pharmacy____________________________________________________
8. A HOF________________________________________________________
9. A travel agency_________________________________________________
10. A hair stylist___________________________________________________
11. A restaurant___________________________________________________
12. A nightclub____________________________________________________
13. A library______________________________________________________
14. A DVD bang__________________________________________________

2. Part B:
Think of an interesting place to visit in Korea:
* an island * a small town * a city in * a mountain near
*a lake near * an area of *a street in * a store near
After you write down the name of the place, write down what kind of place it is and then
write down what is special about the place:
(1) Jongdong Jin is a small town on the East Coast where you can see a beautiful
sunrise.
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