Learn to describe locations using prepositions like opposite, between, and near. Practice reading a guidebook, listening to a place description, and talking about your favorite spot.
Welcome to the Old Town Square! It is a popular place for tourists and locals. The square is near the train station, so it is easy to find. When you arrive, you will see a large fountain in the middle. Opposite the fountain, there is a famous bakery. The bakery is between a souvenir shop and a small hotel. If you walk across the square, you will find a museum. The museum is on the corner of Church Street and Market Road. It is not far from the main square, so you can get there quickly. Many people sit on the benches near the fountain to eat ice cream and watch the street performers. Enjoy your visit!
"Describe a place without naming it. Use prepositions like opposite, between, near, far, across, or corner. Your partner will try to guess the place."
👉 Think of a place in your town or city.
👉 Describe where it is using at least three prepositions. For example: 'It is near the school, opposite the bank.'
👉 Let your partner guess. If they don't guess, add more details.
Write a short paragraph (80-100 words) describing your favorite place. Start with the name and location, then describe what's around it, and end with why you like it.
Record a 45-second talk about your favorite place. Describe its location using prepositions. Mention what is opposite, between, or near it. Speak clearly and at a natural pace.
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