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Describing Places in English Conversations

This document outlines a lesson focused on describing places in English, including vocabulary, phrases, and a conversation example about navigating Dalian. It encourages practice through speaking exercises and activities like sending a postcard. Additional resources for practice are provided at the end.

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Describing Places in English Conversations

This document outlines a lesson focused on describing places in English, including vocabulary, phrases, and a conversation example about navigating Dalian. It encourages practice through speaking exercises and activities like sending a postcard. Additional resources for practice are provided at the end.

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English Speaking & Conversation

Date: September 16th, 2025


Lesson 11: Describing places
Opening Questions
1. What is a place you visited that left a deep impression on you? Can you brie y
describe your experience there?
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Vocabulary and Phrases


1. Conjunctions
2. Link
3. Contrast
4. Comma
5. Adjectives
6. Describe
7. Give more information
8. Quantity phrases fl
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Adjectives and quanti ers


Highlight the adjectives and underline the quanti ers in the conversation below.

A: Hi, I’m new to Dalian, and I don’t know the city very well. I was wondering if you could
help me nd a few places?
B: Sure! Welcome to Dalian. Where do you want to go?
A: I want to go to Labour Park. How can I get there from here?
B: Go out to the main road, turn left, cross the road at the tra c light, and you should
see a bus stop. Take the 406 bus to/until Xiwang Square Stop. You should be able to
see the park entrance there.
A: Great! I heard that there’s an amusement park there. Do you know where it is?
B: Yes, it’s in the southeast of the park.
A: Are there any other attractions nearby I can visit?
B: There is a gondola very close to the amusement park. You can take it up a small hill,
then slide down on a special slide. It’s special because you can control the speed of
the car/sled you ride on.
A: Okay, I’ll de nitely check it out! By the way, if I want to shop for some souvenirs,
where should I go?
B: There is a shopping mall called Mycal opposite the park. You can nd some souvenirs
there. Also, behind Mycal is Newmart; there, you can buy some dried seafood
products.
A: That’s very helpful, thank you. Finally, can you recommend me a place to eat? I’ll like
to try some local Dalian cuisine.
B: It’s a bit far from Labour Park, but Yuhua Seafood Market is a famous place in Dalian.
You can try steamed sea cucumbers and crabs here. These are Dalian specialties.
A: You’ve been so kind and helpful, thank you very much!
B: You’re welcome. No problem/worries at all! Hope you have fun in Dalian!
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Practice Speaking
Take turns making conversations. Ask about how to get to places.
B: Hey Jeanne, I’m planning to visit Kuala Lumpur next vacation. Could you recommend
some places to go?
A: Sure! What are you interested in? History, food, art…?
B: ______________________________________________________.
A: Then I’ll recommend ____________________.
B: (Ask for directions from “KL Sentral”)
A: ______________________________________________________.
B: (Ask for another recommendation nearby)
A: ______________________________________________________.
B: (Ask for one more recommendation)
A: ______________________________________________________.
B: (Ask if it’s near/far from previous location)
A: ______________________________________________________.
B: (Ending)

Activity
You’re on holiday and you send a postcard to a friend (or family member) describing your
experience.
- Greeting
- Where are you?
- How’s the weather?
- What special places and/or sceneries are there?
- How are those places/sceneries?
- Ending

Extra notes
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Take Home Practice


Complete Units 24–25 of the Level 1 Practice Book.
You can nd the audio les here:
[Link]
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