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Neighbourhoods - city centre- Modern neighbourhoods- outskirts- Transport- Metro-

Underground- Neighbourhoods

 Cities usually have different types of.....................................

 The........................is a transport system found in large cities.

 It is usually...................and it helps people get around quickly.

 There is a lot of space in the.........................for new buildings, for example


homes, shops, large businesses, factories and industrial estates.
 ..........................are outside of the city centre.

 The................................ is the most central part of a city.

 There are lots types of....................................

 The.... ............................are usually connected by public transport.

COLOCA EN SU LUGAR: CITY CENTRE- MODERN NEIGHBOUHOODS- OUTSKIRTS-


TRANSPORT

It is usually the oldest part too.-

The streets are wider and the buildings are newer.-

If the city has an airport, it is usually located on the outskirts.-

They usually have lots of homes, offices and shops.-

It is usually underground and it helps people get around quickly.-

It often has historical building and narrow streets which are only for pedestrians.

They can have bus and train services, and sometimes they have trams too.

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Local government- Town council or city council- Mayor- Vote- Elections

 All cities, towns and villages have a.................................

 The leader of the council is called the...............................

 The group of people who work in the local government are called

the..........................

 Every adult inhabitant can......................for people to be on the council.

 There are local..............................every four years to elect the mayor and people

who work on the council.

Public services- Education- Health service- legal services- water- maintenance- public
transport- Centres of culture- Social services- Emergency services

 ...........................................is an essential public service.

 ..............................................give people access to art and literature.

 ....................................................helps people to learn.

 .....................................................help citizens to solve legal problems.

 The............................................................. looks after people when they are ill or


need medical attention.
 .........................................................helps people to travel around the city.

 The.....................................................of public areas is necessary

 .........................................................can help disabled and elderly people, or


children who are having problems.

 ................................: the police, control traffic and keep our community safe.

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Public services- Education- Health service- legal services- water- maintenance- public
transport- Centres of culture- Social services- Emergency services

 This includes collecting rubbish and cleaning the streets.

 It includes taxis, buses, trams, trains and the underground.

 Include doctors´surgeries, hospitals and health centres.

 They include law courts.

 Examples include schools, colleges and universities.

 They include libraries, museums and art galleries.

 We use it every day for drinking, washing and cleaning.

 They also help people to find a home or a job.

 The fire services help when there is a fire, a flood or someone is trapped.

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