FAMILY- TWO PARENTS - CHILDREN- ANIMALS -GRANDPARENT - ONE PARENT

A ............................................IS A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO LIVE TOGETHER.

IN SOME FAMILIES, THERE ARE.......................................................IN OTHER FAMILIES,

THERE IS .................................................................

...........................................CAN BE ADOPTED.

.............................................CAN ALSO BE PART OF A FAMILY.

SOMETIMES ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER, FOR EXAMPLE A ............................................

PARENTS - CHILDREN - SCHOOL - TEACHERS - CARETAKER- SECRETARY - HEAD

TEACHER - DEPUTY HEAD TEACHER - SUPERVISORS - CLEANERS - PUPILS- STAFF -
STAFF -PUPILS

........................................IS A VERY IMPORTANT PLACE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

........................................ HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR

CHILDREN AND SHOW THEM RESPECT.

...........................................HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO LISTEN TO THEIR PARENTS,

AND RESPECT THEM AND THEIR BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

THE .............................................MANAGES THE SCHOOL.

THE...................................................................................HELPS THE HEAD TEACHER.

.....................................................TEACH DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.

THE ....................................................WORKS IN THE OFFICE.

THE ................................................LOOK AFTER PUPILS IN THE DINING ROOM AND IN

THE PLAYGROUND.

THE ..................................................MAKE SURE THE SCHOOL IS CLEAN.

THE ...........................................LOOKS AFTER THE SCHOOL BUILDING.

THERE ARE TWO GROUPS OF PEOPLE IN A
SCHOOL: ...................................AND ..............................

THE ..........................................ARE THE CHILDREN WHO GO TO SCHOOL.

THE............................................. ARE THE ADULTS WHO WORK AT THE SCHOOL.

CITIES- TOWNS- VILLAGES- PUBLIC SERVICES- INHABITANTS - CITIES - TOWNS-

VILLAGES

......................................ARE SMALLER THAN TOWNS.

..................................ARE VERY LARGE, BUSY PLACES WITH LOTS OF INHABITANTS

AND.............................

PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN A PLACE ARE CALLED..............................................

PEOPLE INHABIT................,.... ..........................AND...........................................

............................................ARE SMALLER THAN CITIES.

CITIES- TOWNS- VILLAGES

THEY USUALLY HAVE LONG, WIDE STREETS AND TALL BUILDINGS.

THEY HAVE FEWER INHABITANTS.

THERE IS USUALLY A SQUARE AND A MAIN STREET WITH SHOPS.

THESE INCLUDE HOMES, SHOPS, OFFICES AND MUSEUMS.

THERE AREA A LOT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT.

THEY ARE USUALLY IN RURAL AREAS.

YOU CAN ALSO FIND SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, PARKS AND SQUARES.

THEY HAVE FEW INHABITANTS AND PUBLIC SERVICES.

 CITIES TOWNS VILLAGES
SQUARES
RURAL AREAS
MUSEUMS
PARKS
SHOPS
HEALTH CENTRES
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
TALL BUILDINGS
OFFICES
RESTAURANTS
FEW INHABITANTS
FEW PUBLIC SERVICES
A SQUARE
A MAIN STREET WITH

RURAL - URBAN

...............................AREAS INCLUDE CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS.

..............................AREAS VILLAGES AND SMALL TOWNS.

GREEN SPACES AND FEWER PEOPLE.

PEOPLE OFTEN WORK IN SHOPS, BANKS, AND INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES.

THERE ARE MANY PUBLIC SERVICES.

THERE IS USUALLY LESS PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND LESS VARIETY OF JOBS.

THERE ARE LOTS OF PEOPLE AND BUUILDING ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.

THERE IS USUALLY LESS PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND LESS VARIETY OF JOBS.

THERE ARE FEWER OPEN SPACES.

PEOPLE OFTEN WORK IN SHOPS OR IN SECTORS SUCH AS FISHING OR FARMING.

THERE ARE MORE OPEN, GREEN SPACES AND FEWER PEOPLE IN THESE AREAS.