A B1-level set of 35 vocabulary cards covering common city places such as banks, parks, stations, and libraries, along with the words used to give and follow directions like corner, opposite, straight, left, and right.
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bank
a place where people keep and manage their money.
park
a large public area with grass and trees for relaxing and playing.
station
a place where trains stop for passengers.
library
a building where people can borrow and read books for free.
corner
the point where two streets meet.
crossroads
a place where two roads cross each other.
roundabout
a circular place where several roads meet and cars go around it.
pavement
the flat path beside a road where people walk.
bridge
a structure built across a river so people can cross to the other side.
square
an open flat area in a city, often surrounded by buildings and shops.
block
a group of buildings with streets on every side of it.
avenue
a wide street in a city, often lined with trees.
alley
a narrow path between two buildings.
landmark
a place that is easy to recognize and helps people find their way.
entrance
the place where people go into a building.
signpost
a sign beside a road that shows directions and distances to places.
pedestrian
a person who is traveling on foot.
distance
the amount of space between two places.
to turn
to change the direction you are moving in.
to cross
to go from one side of something to the other.
to head
to move toward a particular place or direction.
to pass
to move by something on your way somewhere.
to follow
to go in the same direction as a road or path.
to reach
to arrive at a place after traveling.
to continue
to keep going in the same direction without stopping.
to face
to have the front of something pointing toward a place.
to wander
to walk around slowly without a clear direction.
straight
in a direct line, without any turns.
opposite
on the other side, directly across from something.
nearby
close to a place, not far away.
ahead
in front of you, further along the way you are going.
forward
toward the direction you are facing.
left
on the side opposite to the right.
right
on the side opposite to the left.
central
in the middle of a city.