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Words of module 6: Around town
Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.
In this module you learned to
- ask the way and understand simple directions
- buy food at the market in kilos, bottles and pieces, and ask what it costs
- buy a train ticket, ask when and where the train leaves, and understand an announcement
- say where I'm from and where I live now, and how I get somewhere
- say where places are on a map and explain the way
From this module's scenes

station
station
Jack, where is the station?Jack, where is the station?
Jack, where is the station?Jack, where is the station?
Three routes to the station

lake
lake
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
Three routes to the station
train
train
So to the train station. First left?So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?So to the train station. First left?
Three routes to the station
street
street
I know. It’s far. First left, then straight on and right at the second street.I know. It’s far. First left, then straight on and right at the second street.
Three routes to the station
left
left
So to the train station. First left?So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?So to the train station. First left?
Three routes to the stationthen
then
Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
Three routes to the station
straight on
straight on
Straight on. By the river. Five minutes on foot.Straight on. By the river. Five minutes on foot.
Three routes to the station
right
right
Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
Three routes to the station

corner
corner
Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
Three routes to the station



bus
bus
I mean the bus station. It’s close.I mean the bus station. It’s close.
Three routes to the station
market
market
Here is the market. Saturdays from seven to one. I need ten kilos of apples.Here is the market. Saturdays from seven to one. I need ten kilos of apples.
Milo’s bill



tomato
tomato
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
Milo’s bill
potato
potato
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.A kilo of tomatoes and two kilos of potatoes, please.
Milo’s bill

bottle
bottle
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.Half a kilo of cheese and a bottle of milk.
Milo’s bill
jacket
jacket
Cat hairs on your jacket! Milo comes every Saturday. Here is his bill for this month.Cat hairs on your jacket! Milo comes every Saturday. Here is his bill for this month.
Milo’s bill

platform
platform
Return. Is the train on platform two?Return. Is the train on platform two?
Return. Is the train on platform two?Return. Is the train on platform two?
Platform two
ticket
ticket
Here are our two tickets.Here are our two tickets.
Here are our two tickets.Here are our two tickets.
Platform two




timetable
timetable
At seventeen forty. Here is the timetable.At seventeen forty. Here is the timetable.
Platform twoexactly
exactly
Good morning. Eight fifty-seven. Exactly according to plan.Good morning. Eight fifty-seven. Exactly according to plan.
Platform two
cancelled
cancelled
Cancelled? What does that mean?Cancelled? What does that mean?
Cancelled? What does that mean?Cancelled? What does that mean?
Platform two
mean
mean
Cancelled? What does that mean?Cancelled? What does that mean?
Cancelled? What does that mean?Cancelled? What does that mean?
Platform two



play
play (a game, a sport)
But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.
But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.
Plan B
football
football
But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.
But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.But it is lovely. People are walking and playing football.
Plan B





between
between
Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.
Nicky’s map
bank
bank
Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.
Nicky’s map
pharmacy
pharmacy
In British English, the chemist’s is the pharmacy. A chemist is also a person; here the phrase means the shop.
Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.
Nicky’s map
supermarket
supermarket
Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.Between the bank and the pharmacy. The supermarket is next to the station, on the corner.
Nicky’s map

bench
bench
Milo likes the market, the café window, the park bench and the lake.Milo likes the market, the café window, the park bench and the lake.
Nicky’s map
roof
roof
What is the red cross on the roof? And the little key?What is the red cross on the roof? And the little key?
What is the red cross on the roof? And the little key?What is the red cross on the roof? And the little key?
Nicky’s map
Additional words

bicycle
bicycle
Bike is a common spoken word for a bicycle; in this course it means a bicycle, not a motorbike.
This is a bicycle.This is a bicycle.
Three routes to the station (P)







Practice 1/7 · Pictures
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Practice 2/7 · Listening
Listen and choose
Listen and choose the word you hear.
train: train
station: station
corner: corner
then: then
street: street
Practice 3/7 · Meanings
What does it mean?
station
near
train
travel
hear
straight on
Practice 4/7 · Matching
Messages from the module
Match the pairs.
Practice 5/7 · Fill the gaps
Recall the conversations
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
kilos? A lot!
Ten kilos? A lot!
kilos? A lot!
Ten kilos? A lot!
morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
Good morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
Good morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
Are you ? To Long Lake?
Are you sure? To Long Lake?
Are you ? To Long Lake?
Are you sure? To Long Lake?
is by the park?
What is by the park?
is by the park?
What is by the park?
As Lukas
Lukas is my . He’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lena
Lena is my . She’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lukas
Lukas is here. He in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
As Lena
Lena is here. She in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
Practice 6/7 · In situations
Use the messages
Choose the right words for the situation.
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
You say:
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
You say:
Ten kilos? A lot!
You say:
Ten kilos? A lot!
You say:
Good morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
You say:
Good morning. Two tickets to Long Lake, please.
You say:
Are you sure? To Long Lake?
You say:
Are you sure? To Long Lake?
You say:
What is by the park?
You say:
What is by the park?
You say:
Practice 7/7 · Comic strip
Nicky, where’s the post office? This is a bank!
Fill the speech bubbles.
1 Lukas, where’s the post office? This is a bank!
Nicky, where’s the post office? This is a bank!
2 Nickythe bank and the pharmacy. There!
Between the bank and the pharmacy. There!
3 LukasAnd who’s that on the ?
And who’s that on the bench?
4 Nicky! This is his place.
Milo! This is his place.
1 Lena, where’s the post office? This is a bank!
Nicky, where’s the post office? This is a bank!
2 Nickythe bank and the pharmacy. There!
Between the bank and the pharmacy. There!
3 LenaAnd who’s that on the ?
And who’s that on the bench?
4 Nicky! This is his place.
Milo! This is his place.

Unit complete
