Words of module 6: Around town · Word review

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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
  • travel

    go (by bus, train or car)

    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 station
  • then

    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
  • hear

    hear

    I can hear you!I can hear you!

    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
  • kilo

    kilo

    Ten kilos? A lot!Ten kilos? A lot!

    Ten kilos? A lot!Ten kilos? A lot!

    Milo’s bill
  • dinner

    dinner

    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
  • anything else

    anything else

    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
  • plan

    plan

    Plan B. I always have a plan B.Plan B. I always have a plan B.

    Platform two
  • 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
  • return ticket

    return (ticket)

    Platform two
  • single ticket

    one way (ticket)

    Platform two
  • leave

    leave

    Platform two
  • come by car

    come (by vehicle: come to the capital)

    Platform two
  • timetable

    timetable

    At seventeen forty. Here is the timetable.At seventeen forty. Here is the timetable.

    Platform two
  • exactly

    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
  • stop

    stop (bus stop)

    Plan B
  • sure, real

    sure, real

    Plan B
  • park

    park

    A park? There’s no park on my list.A park? There’s no park on my list.

    Plan B
  • 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
  • tell

    tell (about)

    Tell us the way to the post office.Tell us the way to the post office.

    Nicky’s map
  • map

    map

    Here is a gift. My map of Millbrook!Here is a gift. My map of Millbrook!

    Nicky’s map
  • school

    school

    My school. Opposite.My school. Opposite.

    Nicky’s map
  • opposite

    opposite

    My school. Opposite.My school. Opposite.

    Nicky’s map
  • post office

    post office

    Nicky’s map
  • 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
  • place

    place

    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
  • secret

    secret

    Milo’s secret.Milo’s secret.

    Nicky’s map

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