Welcome to another lesson! In this one, we’ll explore english vocabulary related to places and activities you might encounter in a city.

English vocabulary - in the city

Learning these words will help you navigate and communicate about urban environments. Let’s get started!

Vocabulary: In the city

City – A large and densely populated urban area.

Street – A public road in a city or town.

Building – A structure with a roof and walls, such as a house or office.

Park – A public area with grass, trees, and often playgrounds.

Store – A place where goods are sold, such as a shop or a supermarket.

Restaurant – A place where you can buy and eat meals.

Café – A small restaurant where you can get coffee, snacks, and light meals.

Library – A place where books and other materials are available for borrowing or reading.

Museum – A building where objects of historical, cultural, or scientific interest are displayed.

Bus Stop – A designated place where buses pick up and drop off passengers.

Train Station – A place where trains arrive and depart.

Traffic Light – A signaling device at intersections to control the flow of traffic.

Crosswalk – A marked path for pedestrians to cross a road.

Post Office – A place for sending, receiving, and sorting mail.

Bank – A financial institution where you can deposit, withdraw, or transfer money.

Hospital – A place where people receive medical treatment.

School – An institution where students are educated.

Hotel – A place providing accommodation for travelers.

Theater – A building where plays, movies, or other performances take place.

City Hall – The headquarters of a city government.

Practice Sentences :

  1. The city is bustling with activity and excitement.
  2. Let’s meet at the corner of Elm Street.
  3. The new building has a modern and sleek design.
  4. Families enjoy picnics in the central park on weekends.
  5. I need to buy some groceries from the store.
  6. We’re having dinner at an Italian restaurant tonight.
  7. Would you like to grab a coffee at the corner café?
  8. I borrowed an interesting book from the local library.
  9. The art museum has a fascinating collection of paintings.
  10. The bus stop is just across the street from the school.

Congratulations! You’ve completed the “In the City” vocabulary lesson. Now you’ll be better equipped to talk about the various places and activities you can find in a city!

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