Jul 12, 2016
- Describing towns and cities for visitors
- city . . .
- . . . streets meaning
- a . . . area
- . . . old buildings meaning
- . . . shops meaning
- . . . restaurants meaning
- . . . restaurants
- . . . value
- . . . atmosphere
- street . . .
- . . . with shops
- . . . bars
- . . . clubs
- . . . cafes
- . . . avenues
- . . . areas
- . . . flats
- . . . city meaning
- . . . buildings
- 1. The . . . is a wonderful mix of old and new, and the city itself has a lot of busy, narrow . . . . The old town is a . . . and it has a lot of . . . dating back to the city’s foundation in the 1500s.
- 2. Doradella Street has a lot of . . . and rather . . . , sometimes . . . , restaurants, but not far away is the Genasia district, where you’ll find restaurants which offer . . . and a more . . . .
- 3. Royal Avenue . . . from north to south, and is . . . . Behind it, the streets are full of . . . and . . . . The . . . and shops of Luna Square are pleasant but very expensive.
- 4. As you drive into the city, the . . . of the . . . are soon replaced by the . . . of the . . . . Then come the . . . of the Parliament and government departments.
- city . . .
- Towns and cities and their problems
- . . . areas
- urban . . . meaning
- . . . areas meaning
- strewn . . .
- . . . buildings meaning
- . . . areas meaning
- . . . zones
- . . . city meaning
- . . . traffic meaning other
- . . . fumes
- . . . of traffic
- . . . roar meaning
- . . . suburbs meaning
- . . . towns meaning
- . . . areas
- Which of the collocations below do these drawing illustrate?
- 1.

- high-rise flats
- a tree-lined avenue
- quaint old buildings (on a cobbled street)
- a city skyline
- 2.

- a tree-lined avenue
- high-rise flats
- quaint old buildings (on a cobbled street)
- a city skyline
- 3.

- quaint old buildings (on a cobbled street)
- a city skyline
- high-rise flats
- a tree-lined avenue
- 4.

- a city skyline
- high-rise flats
- a tree-lined avenue
- quaint old buildings (on a cobbled street)
- 1.
- Which of the collocations below have a positive meaning and which have a negative meaning?
- relaxed atmosphere
- positive
- negative
- imposing building
- positive
- negative
- lively bar
- negative
- positive
- shanty town
- negative
- positive
- over-priced restaurants
- negative
- positive
- fashionable club
- positive
- negative
- urban wasteland
- positive
- negative
- run-down buildings
- positive
- negative
- no-go area
- negative
- positive
- relaxed atmosphere
- Answer these questions using collocations.
- 1. What might prevent you from sleeping in a house near a busy motorway? — . . .
- a conservation area
- a pricey restaurant
- the volume of traffic
- high-rise flats
- an over-priced restaurant
- quaint
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- a shanty town
- 2. Exhaust fumes will get worse if what increases? — . . .
- a pricey restaurant
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- quaint
- an over-priced restaurant
- a conservation area
- a shanty town
- high-rise flats
- the volume of traffic
- 3. What is the opposite of a restaurant which is good value? — . . .
- an over-priced restaurant
- a shanty town
- a pricey restaurant
- high-rise flats
- quaint
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- the volume of traffic
- a conservation area
- 4. What kind of area with poor, home-made houses could certainly be called a deprived area? — . . .
- a conservation area
- the volume of traffic
- quaint
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- high-rise flats
- a shanty town
- a pricey restaurant
- an over-priced restaurant
- 5. If an area is very interesting historically, what may if officially be called? — . . .
- a pricey restaurant
- quaint
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- an over-priced restaurant
- the volume of traffic
- a shanty town
- a conservation area
- high-rise flats
- 6. What is another way of saying an expensive restaurant? — . . .
- a conservation area
- the volume of traffic
- a shanty town
- quaint
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- an over-priced restaurant
- a pricey restaurant
- high-rise flats
- 7. What do we call blocks of flats which have many storeys, perhaps 20 or more? — . . .
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- quaint
- a pricey restaurant
- an over-priced restaurant
- a conservation area
- high-rise flats
- the volume of traffic
- a shanty town
- 8. What adjective could be used about an attractive and perhaps slightly unusual old building? — . . .
- a pricey restaurant
- an over-priced restaurant
- the incessant roar of the traffic
- high-rise flats
- the volume of traffic
- a shanty town
- a conservation area
- quaint
- 1. What might prevent you from sleeping in a house near a busy motorway? — . . .
- Match the beginnings of each sentence with its ending.
- 1. It is a sprawling . . .
- with shops and cafes.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- area but work in the city centre.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- with litter.
- fumes in the city centre.
- city covering an enormous area.
- 2. It is full of upmarket . . .
- area but work in the city centre.
- with shops and cafes.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- fumes in the city centre.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- with litter.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- city covering an enormous area.
- 3. There was bumper-to-bumper . . .
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- area but work in the city centre.
- fumes in the city centre.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- with litter.
- with shops and cafes.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- city covering an enormous area.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- 4. I get asthma from the terrible exhaust . . .
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- with shops and cafes.
- with litter.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- city covering an enormous area.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- area but work in the city centre.
- fumes in the city centre.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- 5. I live in a residential . . .
- area but work in the city centre.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- with shops and cafes.
- with litter.
- fumes in the city centre.
- city covering an enormous area.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- 6. Some of the more deprived . . .
- area but work in the city centre.
- with litter.
- city covering an enormous area.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- fumes in the city centre.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- with shops and cafes.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- 7. The main street in town . . .
- fumes in the city centre.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- with shops and cafes.
- city covering an enormous area.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- area but work in the city centre.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- with litter.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- 8. The main street is lined . . .
- fumes in the city centre.
- city covering an enormous area.
- with litter.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- with shops and cafes.
- area but work in the city centre.
- 9. On the outskirts are some industrial . . .
- with litter.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- fumes in the city centre.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- with shops and cafes.
- area but work in the city centre.
- city covering an enormous area.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- 10. The streets were strewn . . .
- traffic all the way to the airport.
- with shops and cafes.
- runs from the castle to the river.
- zones and some large supermarkets.
- shops, which are too expensive for me.
- city covering an enormous area.
- fumes in the city centre.
- with litter.
- area but work in the city centre.
- areas are not far from the city centre.
- 1. It is a sprawling . . .
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