City and Countryside
| airport noun She will take a taxi to the airport. | an airportShe will take a taxi to the airport. | |
| bridge noun We crossed the river by the old bridge. | a bridgeWe crossed the river by the old bridge. | |
| building noun That building is very tall. | a buildingThat building is very tall. | |
| bus noun She takes the bus to work daily. | a busShe takes the bus to work daily. | |
| bus station noun We will meet at the bus station. | a bus stationWe will meet at the bus station. | |
| bus stop noun The bus stop is on the corner. | a bus stopThe bus stop is on the corner. | |
| café noun Let’s meet at the café for coffee. | a caféLet’s meet at the cafe for coffee. | |
| car park noun The car park is full today. | a car parkThe car park is full today. | |
| church noun The church is on the hill. | a churchThe church is on the hill. | |
| cinema noun We saw a movie at the cinema. | a cinemaWe saw a movie at the cinema. | |
| city noun I live in a big city. | a cityI live in a big city. | |
| countryside noun They walk in the countryside every day. | a countrysideThey walk in the countryside every day. | |
| farm noun They work on a farm in summer. | a farmThey work on a farm in summer. | |
| gallery noun Did you visit the art gallery? | a galleryDid you visit the art gallery? | |
| gas station noun They stopped at the gas station for fuel. | a gas stationThey stopped at the gas station for fuel. | |
| hill noun We climbed a hill to see the view. | a hillWe climbed a hill to see the view. | |
| hospital noun The hospital is next to the station. | a hospitalThe hospital is next to the station. | |
| hotel noun The hotel is near the city centre. | a hotelThe hotel is near the city centre. | |
| house noun Our house is near the park. | a houseOur house is near the park. | |
| library noun The library closes at 6 p.m. | a libraryThe library closes at 6 p.m. | |
| market noun We visit the market on Sundays. | a marketWe visit the market on Sundays. | |
| mosque noun The mosque is open for prayers. | a mosqueThe mosque is open for prayers. | |
| motorway noun The motorway is busy during rush hour. | a motorwayThe motorway is busy during rush hour. | |
| museum noun They visited the museum last week. | a museumThey visited the museum last week. | |
| park noun Let’s have lunch in the park. | a parkLet’s have lunch in the park. | |
| pedestrian crossing noun Use the pedestrian crossing to cross safely. | a pedestrian crossingUse the pedestrian crossing to cross safely. | |
| police station noun The police station is next to the park. | a police stationThe police station is next to the park. | |
| post office noun The post office is near the bank. | a post officeThe post office is near the bank. | |
| restaurant noun They ate dinner at a restaurant. | a restaurantThey ate dinner at a restaurant. | |
| river noun The river runs through the town. | a riverThe river runs through the town. | |
| road noun The road is very busy today. | a roadThe road is very busy today. | |
| school noun Is there a school near here? | a schoolIs there a school near here? | |
| shop noun I bought milk from the shop. | a shopI bought milk from the shop. | |
| square noun There’s a big square in the city centre. | a squareThere’s a big square in the city centre. | |
| station noun I took a train from the station. | a stationI took a train from the station. | |
| street noun I walk down this street every morning. | a streetI walk down this street every morning. | |
| supermarket noun I bought groceries at the supermarket. | a supermarketI bought groceries at the supermarket. | |
| town noun This town is very quiet. | a townThis town is very quiet. | |
| traffic jam noun We were stuck in a traffic jam. | a traffic jamWe were stuck in a traffic jam. | |
| train station noun The train station is next to the park. | a train stationThe train station is next to the park. | |
| village noun She comes from a small village. | a villageShe comes from a small village. | |
| busy adjective The city is always busy with people. | busyThe city is always busy with people. | |
| crowded adjective The town centre is very crowded. | crowdedThe town centre is very crowded. | |
| dangerous adjective The busy street is dangerous. | dangerousThe busy street is dangerous. | |
| dirty adjective The streets are dirty after the rain. | dirtyThe streets are dirty after the rain. | |
| historic adjective The city has many historic buildings. | historicThe city has many historic buildings. | |
| modern adjective The city has modern buildings. | modernThe city has modern buildings. | |
| narrow adjective The streets in the town are narrow. | narrowThe streets in the town are narrow. | |
| noisy adjective The city is always noisy. | noisyThe city is always noisy. | |
| quiet adjective The village is quiet after dark. | quietThe village is quiet after dark. |