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  1. 13 de abr. de 2024 · How to Describe your Town in English. Manuel Campos. –. April 13, 2024. Learning how to talk about places around town is important since you need to get to new places when you are traveling or if you are new in town. To learn how to talk about places you need to know: Vocabulary about places. Prepositions of places.

  2. How to talk about your hometown in English. Do you know how to talk about your hometown? What can you say about where you live? How can you describe the town you live in? This is a very common question in the IELTS test. It could appear in part one of the IELTS speaking test, it could also come up in part two or three.

  3. This lesson will introduce some verbs and adjectives for describing your town in Spanish. The examples about places and directions, the listening activities and city descriptions in Spanish will help you learn the structure to make nice paragraphs to describe a city in Spanish the best way possible.

  4. 1 de jul. de 2023 · Here we have some adjectives that you’ll probably need to describe your neighborhood or hometown! Lindo/a = pretty, cute, lovely. Grande = big. Pequeño/a = little. Moderno/a = modern. Tradicional = traditional. Tranquilo/a = calm. Aburrido/a = boring. Antiguo/a = ancient. Limpio/a = clean. Sucio/a = dirty. Caro/a = expensive. Barato/a = cheap.

  5. In order to describe your city, you need to learn some adjectives to describe where you live, some places in your city or how to give directions. No matter where you live, you need to learn basic vocabulary to tell others about your town. First of all, you need to understand the questions a Spanish speaker may ask you to describe your city.

  6. Adjectives used to describe cities, towns and countries, with clear example sentences using words like beautiful, charming .. to polluted, dull. This lesson will help you to increase your English vocabulary for describing places.

  7. Learn how to describe a town or city in English with interactive exercises, vocabulary lists, and audio clips from Oxford University Press.