Entertainment
Transport
Shopping
Education
Sports
Services
e.g. What’s your favourite restaurant in your city? / How often do you go to the cinema?
· Borrow books
· Do sport
· See a play
· Buy fresh food
· Catch a train
· Eat a dessert
· Watch a film
1. Student A
You will get a map of a city.
Imagine that you’re a tourist in that city and you want to get to the places on the list.
Ask your partner for directions.
Student B
You’re a local person in this city and you know all the places here.
A tourist asks you how to get to some places. Give them directions.
The, swap the roles.
To begin with, discuss the following things
Where are these places located in your city?
Do you live in or near any of these places?
Is it a good idea to have hospital net to an industrial area? Why / why not?
What about a residential area?
Is it important for you to have a nice view of the ocean? Why/ why not?
· Downtown area
· University
· Park
· Hospital
· Industrial area
· Sports stadium
· Residential area
Start creating your city. Put the place from the list on the map. Discuss with your partner where it’s best to put these places and why.
When you finish, discuss the question – why should people live in this city?
1. Think of 2 places in your city which you like. Tell your partner about these places ( what places they are, why you like them, how often you go there etc.) Your partner listens and asks you questions to get more information.
At the end, tell the group what interesting facts you learned about your partner.