PLACES
TRANSPORT
PEOPLE
ADJECTIVES
ACTIVITIES
100

A place where people can buy many products

Supermarket

100

A popular mean of public transport, moves on streets like cars.

Bus

100

Somebody who makes bread, bread rolls and muffins.

Baker

100

People say it when there is a lot of traffic or someone listens to very loud music. 

Noisy

100

Something that people do in a shop

Buying/shopping

200

A place where you can take out some money or do a transaction.

Bank

200

A piece of paper or a card that shows that you paid for the travel.

Ticket

200

A person who gives lessons and works at school.

Teacher

200

A word used when everything is new, not antique.

Modern

200

An activity popular in parks or green areas, people need good trainers.

Running

300

A giant object that holds important matches and events.

Stadium

300

A kind of train that moves under the surface of the city.

Underground/metro/subway

300

Somebody who attends you in a shop.

Shop assistant

300

A word that means that the air is not clean, not pure, often because of heavy traffic.

Polluted

300

When people want to entertain they go to a club or a disco.

Dancing

400

The area of a town or city, usually in the centre with many old buildings and streets.

Old town

400

It is not a train but  it looks similar, moves on rails that go along the streets.

Tram

400

People who help in many difficult situations, they don't get a salary, they do it for free.

Volunteers

400

A word to describe a place that is full of people.

Crowded

400

Many people want to get a good job and qualifications so they go to university or college.

Studying

500

A very tall building with more than a 100 floors e.g. Empire State or Burj Khalifa.

Skyscraper

500

A type of ticket to go and come back.

Round trip ticket

500

A very important person who works in the town hall and represents the local authorities.

Mayor

500

A word that means full of people from many different countries

Cosmopolitan

500

Something that majority of people do from 9 to 5 on weekdays  or they have shifts

Working

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