Unit 7: "Going to town!"



VOCABULARY

Places

aquarium
Bus stop
Bus station
Church
cathedral
cinema
Fire station
Flat
Flower shop
gym
hospital
Pet shop
Petrol station
Pólice station
Post office
Postbox
restaurant
Shopping centre
street
Supermarket
Swimming pool
Toy shop
Traffic light
Train station
underground
Shoe shop
roundabout
Zebra crossing








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Physical descriptions


bald
beard
curly
Double chin
eyebrows
Fat 
long
moustache
Old
short
freckles
athletic
plump
tall
thin
slim
wavy
young
pretty
dimples

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Crime words

address
alibi
arrest
Crime
date
detectivefootprint
Gold necklace
Jewelry
location
police
robber
Robbery
Statement
steal
suspect
footprint
time
vandal
victim
valuable

Prepositions and other words



around
behind
between
down
In front of
Next to
on
opposite
On the corner of
up
fiction
graffiti
headteacher
Turn left
Turn right
Mobile phone
pipe
popular
wall
corridor

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GRAMMAR

Past Continuous


Why do we use the past continuous?

The past continuous (also known as the past progressive) is used to describe what we were doing a specific point in the past.
compare these two sentences:
'I played golf yesterday.' = (past simple) the action of playing golf is more important than the time it was happening.
'I was playing golf at 2pm.' = (past continuous) what was happening at that specific time is important. We do not know when the action started , or when it finished.

How to make the past continuous

Was/were + ing verb is the past continuous. Take a look at some past continuous example sentences:
'I was taking a bath at midnight.'
'Tom was walking his dog at 6am.'
'They were watching the news when I called.'

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Present Perfect

Learning

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