Check out Reading: What does it mean? Find the words in Garry’s text which match the definitions in the grid. My hometown is very small, with only about 7,000 inhabitants. It’s a good place to live for teenagers and for adults. There’s a sports centre with a pool, a bowling alley, and squash and tennis courts. I often go there in my free time because I can’t live without sport. In the summer we have open-air concerts in our large park, which attract hundreds of tourists and people from the neighbourhood. This is when our small town seems to be really crowded and turns into a kind of holiday resort. Nearby, we have woods and wildlife, rivers and lakes. Sometimes I go mountainbiking with my dad on special, mapped-out trails, or go on hiking tours with some friends. You see, you can do lots of things here. I never get bored. 1. people living in a town, city, country, … inhabitants 2. another word for “grown ups” 3. a place where you can do lots of sports 4. a musical show out of doors 5. the area and people near your home 6. a place where you spend some days without working 7. animals living in nature Writing: Are you happy where you live? Write a text of about 80 words. If you are happy: I think living in a … is great because … If you can imagine something better: I’d like to live in a …/ I wouldn’t want to live in … 7 l m n I can understand words from their context. 8 l m n I can describe a place to live and give my opinion about it. 18 3 Unit My hometown l = I’m very good at this. m = I can do this. n = I need help. eighteen Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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