Collecting words. Look at the groups of words, then collect more words and phrases for each group. The words on the right can help you. a What sights, public buildings and places can you find in a town? Castle, bank, town, hall, park, theatre b. Where can a place in town be? In Baker Street, in the centre, in a suburb c. What can a place in town be like? Big, interesting, old d. Why can a place be famous or popular? Because Sherlock Holmes lived there. Because something important happened there (in 1066). Because of its tourist attractions. Because you can go walking ... police station, library. museum, zoo, bookshop. café next to the park, in Trafalgar Square, a ten-minute ride by bus from the centre... dirty, large, expensive beautiful countryside, lovely weather, fresh air, wax figures of famous people, the home of the kings and queens

a) Sights, public buildings and places: a castle, a bank, a town hall, a park, a theatre, a police station, a library, a museum, a zoo, a bookshop, a café, a market, a railway station, a cinema.

b) Where a place can be: in Baker Street, in the centre, in a suburb, next to the park, in Trafalgar Square, near the river, opposite the museum, behind the library, a ten-minute bus ride from the centre.

c) What a place can be like: big, interesting, old, dirty, large, expensive, beautiful, modern, quiet, crowded, clean, popular.

d) Why a place can be famous or popular: because Sherlock Holmes lived there; because something important happened there; because of its tourist attractions; because people can go walking there; because of the beautiful countryside, lovely weather and fresh air; because there are wax figures of famous people; because it is the home of kings and queens.

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