PDFs and teaching ideas for names of places, adjectives for describing places, etc. If you find anything useful here and want more, please support TEFLtastic.
Updated 10 April 2019
Related pages
IELTS Writing Part One page (for describing maps tasks)
Lists of language for describing places
British and American house and home and describing places vocabulary lists – the third and fourth lists here
List of describing places opposites (near the end of this article)
The answer key to brainstorming useful language for describing places FCE version
Photocopiable describing places classroom activities
Giving directions free and controlled speaking (with lots of vocabulary of places) – NEW
House and home likes, dislikes and recommendations
Travel plans bluffing game (describing places and future tenses)
Comparing places Comparatives random pelmanism card game
Guess the place speculating practice (modals of deduction and articles with place names)
Places and directions design a town (fun game with lots of useful names of places vocab)
Describing places Adjective word order
Comparing places comparative adjectives practice
Desires in different places (“want to” and names of different places)
Brainstorming useful language for describing places FCE version
Similarities and differences between words for describing places
Compare and contrast the places (difficult country and city names and comparing contrasting)
FCE Speaking Parts One and Four on places
Describing places The language of trends (with trends language presented in context)
Places discussion questions and vocabulary brainstorming
Household vocabulary roleplays
Describing your city similarities and differences
Describing places vocabulary and speaking
IELTS Speaking Part One on accommodation
IELTS Speaking Part One on hometown
IELTS Speaking Part Two on people, places, actions, things and times and useful vocabulary for those tasks
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Thanks Felicity, and yes please do spread the word.