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7/25/2019 Islcollective Conversation Corner Where in the World 3 Buenos Aires 164324d0ae96f774cd7 61241524 http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/islcollective-conversation-corner-where-in-the-world-3-buenos-aires-164324d0ae96f774cd7 1/2 Where in the world could this city be? Explain your guesses. What can you see in the pictures? Describe them as detailed as you can. Do you prefer the city or the countryside? Explain why. More and more people migrate from the countryside to the city. Why? What are the biggest cities in the world? Brainstorm and make a top 5. ow could we reduce traffic problems in big cities? !hink of a few strategies. What could you see or do here? Make a list of possible acti"ities. ow could you get there and how would you get around once you are there? !ell the class about your last city trip. Where did you go? What did you do? Where could you stay if you "isited this city? !hink of se"eral options. What kind of animals could possibly li"e in this en"ironment? What dangers could you encounter when going there? Would you like to "isit this place? Explain why #or why not$. %ame ten countries where you could find similar cityscapes. !ell the class where you plan to go for your next "acation and what you can do there. What are the ma&or tourist attractions in your city or the city nearest you? ow do you think local people make a li"ing? What could threaten this seemingly orderly and attracti"e city? 'our guess( ). *.

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Where in the world could this city be?Explain your guesses.

What can you see in the pictures?

Describe them as detailed as you can.

Do you prefer the city or the countryside?

Explain why.

More and more people migrate from the

countryside to the city. Why?

What are the biggest cities in the world?

Brainstorm and make a top 5.

ow could we reduce traffic problems in big

cities? !hink of a few strategies.

What could you see or do here?

Make a list of possible acti"ities.

ow could you get there and how would youget around once you are there?

!ell the class about your last city trip.

Where did you go? What did you do?

Where could you stay if you "isited this city?!hink of se"eral options.

What kind of animals could possibly li"e in this

en"ironment?

What dangers could you encounter when going

there?

Would you like to "isit this place?

Explain why #or why not$.

%ame ten countries where you could find

similar cityscapes.

!ell the class where you plan to go for your

next "acation and what you can do there.

What are the ma&or tourist attractions in your

city or the city nearest you?

ow do you think local people make a li"ing?

What could threaten this seemingly orderly

and attracti"e city?

'our guess( ). *.

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Teacher Notes

• !his answer key is deliberately kept concise since the idea of these +on"ersation +orners

is to talk rather informally and share information, not being gi"en all the information by

the teacher. B!W, the con"ersation should focus more on expressing opinions than gi"ing

correct answers.

• -tudents could be gi"en the opportunity to do some research on the nternet to find moreinformation and answers to the /uestions.

• 0lso, students could prepare /uestions they were unable to answer and gi"e a short

presentation during the next lesson.

• a"e a dictionary at hand #or an nternet connection$ if possible so students can look up

new "ocabular .

Buenos 0ires, 0rgentina

1ocus on key "ocabulary and encourage -s to

use full sentences. E.g. !here is a shopping

street2walking street with many shops in thesmall picture. 0 wide, tree3line lane2a"enue

runs through the city in the big photo.

4ther "ocab( skyscrapers, flags, etc.

0nswers may "ary.

!hey are usually looking for a better life, a

better3paid &ob and think the future will be

better in the city.

By population (www.worldatlas.com/citypops.htm )1. Tokyo, Japan - 32,4!,!!!2. "#$ul, "outh %or#a - 2!,!,!!!3. &#'ico ity, &#'ico - 2!,4!,!!!4. #w *ork ity, +" - 1,!,!!!. &umai, 0ndia - 1,2!!,!!!. Jakarta, 0ndon#sia - 1,!!,!!!. "o aulo, Bra5il - 1,!,!!!. 6#lhi, 0ndia - 1,!,!!!. 7saka/%o#, Japan - 1,3!,!!!1!. "han8hai, hina - 1,!,!!!

Better public transport, inner city car tax,

more bicycle lanes, restricted car access#odd2e"en number plates$, dedicated bus

lanes, increase petrol prices, carpooling etc.

-ightseeing( parks, churches, museums, old

neighbourhoods, etc.

-hopping, going to the cinema, going out

#clubs, restaurants, pubs$ etc.

et there by plane, car, train, bus etc.

et around also on foot, by taxi, bus,

subway2underground, etc.

0nswers may "ary.

otel, #youth$ hostel, #rented$ apartment2flat,

etc.

-/uirrels, sparrows, mice, rats, cockroaches,

pigeons, etc.

+ar accident, getting robbed by pickpockets,

losing your way, getting mugged, etc.

0nswers may "ary.

Basically any #semi3de"eloped$ country with

ma&or cities fits this profile.

0nswers may "ary.

0nswers may "ary.

White collar &obs, tourist 6 hospitalityindustry #restaurants, hotels, tra"el agencies$,

ci"il ser"ants, teachers, police officers etc.

7ollution 8 air pollution, noise pollution, waste

water9 lack of drinking water, littering,

runaway de"elopment, lack of building and

safety standards, earth/uake, o"erpopulation

etc.