There is the café, then the bank and then the library. So to go from the café to the library, you...
must go past the bank.
must go through the bank.
must go on the bank.
must go over the bank.
To send a letter to a friend you go to the ...
post office (Or post box)
Something you must stick on the envelope to post a letter...
stamp
The person that serves at a restaurant.
Waiter (waitress)
A small street with no exit
cul-de-sac
The place where you sit in the park, usually made of wood.
bench
A type of street that is round
alley
circus
lane
row
The place where Christians go to pray .
Church
A very wide and important street... an...
avenue
Calle
Street
The typical London bus with two levels
double decker
double level
double bus
double track
Each part of the highway; also each of the parts where runners run or swimmers swim.
Queue
Platform
Line
Lane
A very narrow and small street
alley
Cars stop when they are in red.
traffic lights
There is the café, then the bank and then the library. So the bank...
is among the café and the library.
is in the café and the library.
is between the café and the library.
is next the café and the library.
You catch a train from the...
railway station / train station / platform
In a street, the path for pedestrians:
pavement
You borrow books from a...
library
You go to have a snack and a drink, not a restaurant.
café (cafeteria, coffee shop)
The place where you buy meat.
butcher's
chemist's
baker's
church
You buy books at a ...
book shop
La rotonda
roundabout
You put your letter into an...
envelope
El rincón...
the corner
Nurses work in a...
hospital
Another word for "shopping centre"
mall
A place you go to have fun, with rollercoasters, big wheels, bumper cars...
Amusement park (theme park)