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    The document discusses various places in a city and prepositions of place used to describe locations. It lists places like banks, libraries, hospitals, and provides vocabulary. It then covers grammar rules for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using prepositions like "is/are/isn't/aren't" and plural nouns with "some/any." Examples are given of sentences locating places using prepositions like "on, next to, between, across from, in front of, behind." The document concludes with a sample conversation asking about locations of a library and shoe store using these prepositions.

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    The document discusses various places in a city and prepositions of place used to describe locations. It lists places like banks, libraries, hospitals, and provides vocabulary. It then covers grammar rules for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using prepositions like "is/are/isn't/aren't" and plural nouns with "some/any." Examples are given of sentences locating places using prepositions like "on, next to, between, across from, in front of, behind." The document concludes with a sample conversation asking about locations of a library and shoe store using these prepositions.

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    Places in the city and

    prepositions of place
    VOCABULARY

    a bank

    a gas station

    a library

    a factory

    a hospital

    a market

    a cafe
    VOCABULARY

    a church

    a fast food
    restaurant
    a police
    station

    a hotel

    a supermarket

    a swimming
    pool

    a fire station

    a school
    VOCABULARY

    an art gallery

    a post office

    a gym

    a movie
    theater

    a drugstore

    a bank

    a disco

    a mall
    GRAMMAR

    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

    Singular There is a bank There isn’t a train station Is there a park? Yes, there is
    Is there a mall? No, there isn’t

    There are two There aren’t two banks


    Plural Are there any schools near your
    schools near my home
    house?
    There are some gyms. There aren’t any
    Yes, there are
    theaters.
    Are there any discos near your
    house?
    No, there aren’t

    We use some for plural nouns in affirmative.


    We use any for plural nouns in negative and questions
    There are a lot of tourists in my city
    Prepositions of place
    The boy is behind the chair
    The apple is between the boxes.
    The post office is across from the school.
    In front of behind

    nextc
    between
    Conversation
    A: Excuse me. Where is the library?
    B: It’s on Madison Avenue. It’s next to the ice cream shop.
    A: Thanks. And is there a shoe store near here?
    B: Yes, there’s a shoe store on Blossom street. It is between the hair salon and
    the gas station.
    Sophie’s town SPEAKING

    WORK WITH YOUR


    PAIR. ASK AND
    ANSWER ABOUT
    SOPHIE’S TOWN.

    1
    Is there a police station?

    Yes, there is.

    2
    It’s between the fire station and the post
    Where is the police station?
    office

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