DESCRIBING PLACES Question: What do you already know about the University of Oxford? Complete the paragraph on the right with the words on the left.

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Question: What do you already know about the University of Oxford? Complete the paragraph on the right with the words on the left. OXFORD Oxford University You probably already know some things about Oxford University, but there is probably a lot you don t know. It s called Oxford University because it is (1) in the town of Oxford, England (about 90 kilometers outside of London). Classes first began there almost a thousand (2) ago (in 1096), and it is one of the best universities in the world. Most colleges and universities are located on just one main campus, but this university is (3). It s located in many different places around the town of Oxford. For example, (4) South Parks Road you can find the Science Area, while just behind Broad Street you can listen to (5) at the Sheldonian Theater. Do you G gift shop n. L located adj. M music n. N near adv. P plants n. R read v. S special adj. W students n. world n. Y years n. like to (6)? If yes, there are millions of books at the university s Bodleian Libraries. In addition, the university has a large number of parks the Botanic Garden on High Street has more than 8,000 different kinds of (7). Of course, the (8) are the most important part of Oxford University there are more than 21,000 of them from the U.K. and from around the (9). Finally, if you re thinking of visiting (or studying at) Oxford, there is even a (10) at 106 High Street where you can buy souvenirs to remember your time at this amazing university. (about 215 words)

Vocabulary Practice Oxford University Match the words on the left with the meanings on the right. 1. a large number of A. the most important 2. amazing B. many 3. campus C. the area and buildings around a college or university 4. garden D. 1,000,000 5. main E. a place where plants (like flowers) are grown 6. million F. different 7. souvenir G. wonderful 8. special H. something you keep to help you remember a place How Much Do You Understand? Write T (True) or F (False) next to each statement. 1. The paragraph is about how to become a student at Oxford. 2. Oxford University is located in London, England. 3. Oxford University is over a thousand years old. 4. The university is located in many different parts of the town. 5. The Sheldonian Theater is located near Broad Street. 6. There are almost 8,000 students at Oxford University. Discuss Ask and answer the following questions with your classmates. 1. Would you like to visit or study at Oxford University? Why? / Why not? 2. Can you think of three reasons why people study at college or university? 3. Can you describe the school, college, or university where you now study? Where is it located? How old is it? What is the student population? Etc.

Grammar-in-Context Oxford University Complete the paragraph by circling the correct words. You probably already know some things about Oxford University, (1) there is probably a lot you don t know. It s called Oxford University (2) it is located in the town of Oxford, England (about 90 kilometers outside of London). Classes first began there almost a thousand years ago (in 1096), and it is one of the best universities (3). Most colleges and universities are located on just one main campus, but this university is special. (4) located in many different places around the town of Oxford. For example, near South Parks Road you can (5) the Science Area, while just behind Broad Street you can (6) at the Sheldonian Theater. Do you (7)? If yes, there are millions of books at the university s Bodleian Libraries. In addition, the university (8) a large number of parks the Botanic Garden on High Street has more (9) 8,000 different kinds of plants. Of course, the students are the most important part of Oxford University (10) more than 21,000 of them from the U.K. and from around the world. Finally, if (11) thinking of visiting (or studying at) Oxford, there is even a gift shop at 106 High Street (12) you can buy souvenirs to remember your time at this amazing university. 1. (A) so (B) but (C) that (D) because 2. (A) because (B) so (C) then (D) but 3. (A) on the world (B) world (C) the world (D) in the world 4. (A) It s (B) It (C) Its (D) It have 5. (A) will find (B) finds (C) finding (D) find 6. (A) listening to music (B) listen (C) listens to music (D) listen to music 7. (A) like to read (B) likes reading (C) reading (D) likes to read 8. (A) have (B) has (C) it have (D) it has 9. (A) then (B) than (C) that (D) this 10. (A) there (B) there is (C) there are (D) has 11. (A) your (B) you (C) you re (D) yours 12. (A) why (B) who (C) what (D) where

Community College Map Work with your partner to find all eight differences in the maps. A There is a / There are / There aren t any next to behind in front of between garden book store classrooms Oxford Road parking lot cafeteria classrooms offices science labs sports center library basketball court tennis court garden swimming pool parking lot Next, read a short paragraph about the college.

Community College Map Work with your partner to find all eight differences in the maps. B There is a / There are / There aren t any next to behind in front of between fountain classrooms Campus Road garden cafeteria classrooms offices sports center library garden Post office basketball court swimming pool tennis court parking lot Next, read a short paragraph about the college.

A Special Place at College Writing Practice Spelling and Capitals Try to find the one spelling or capital mistake in each line of the paragraph below. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Apple Tree Community Colleg is located about five kilometers from downtown. It has a stident population of about 800. There are tow large parking lots, but sometimes it s difficult to find a space to park. That s why i sometimes take a bus to the college. of course, like most other colleges, there are manny classrooms, offices, a library, a book store, and a sports center. In Addition, there is even a huge football stadium next to riverside Road. However, Apple Tree Community college is special because there are two gardens, and insid the gardens there are many trees. What kind of trees? apple trees! That s right the college is famous for its apple trees. In the spring, sammer, and winter, when it s not to cold, students like to hang out there under the beatiful trees and chat with each other, play games, and study. There are lot of benches to sit down on in the parks, and u can find lots of students (and some teachers) sitting on the soft, grean grass. In the gardens you can relax, lisen to the birds, and really enjoy your time. I love to study there wen the weather is nice. And last year I gat an A on all of my exams! My college is amazing!

NAM E : Listening and Writing Practice A Special Place at College Listen to your teacher and complete the paragraph. Apple Tree Community College is about five kilometers from downtown. It has a student population of about 800. large parking lots, but sometimes it s difficult to find a space to. That s why I sometimes take a to the college. Of course, like most other colleges, there are classrooms, offices, a, a, and a sports center., there is even a large stadium Riverside Road., Apple Tree Community College is because two gardens, and the gardens trees. What kind of trees? Apple trees! That s right the college is its apple trees. In the, summer, and, when too cold, students hang out there the trees and chat with each other, games, and study. lots of benches to on in the parks, you find students (and some teachers) sitting on the soft, green grass. In the gardens you can, listen to the birds, and your time. I study there when the is nice. And last year I got an A on all of my exams! My college is!

Writing Practice 2 DESCRIPTIVE Writing: Describe the school, college, or university where you study (or choose one place at your school, college, or university).

LESSON Describing Places: Oxford Language Focus Present Simple Tense / There is and There are Level Intermediate to Advanced Time Approximately 120 180 minutes Oxford University ANSWER KEY College Map ANSWER KEY Complete the Paragraph 1. located 2. years 3. special 4. near 5. music 6. read 7. plants 8. students 9. world 10. gift shop Vocabulary Practice 1. B 2. G 3. C 4. E 5. A 6. D 7. H 8. F Map A 1. There is a garden 2. There is a book store. 3. Oxford Road 4. A parking lot is in front of the cafeteria 5. There are science labs. 6. There aren t any post offices. 7. Tennis between basketball/swimming 8. The stadium is near Riverside Rd. Map B 1. There is a garden. 2. There aren t any book stores. 3. Campus Road 4. A garden in front of the cafeteria 5. There aren t any science labs. 6. There is a post office. 7. Swimming between basketball/tennis 8. The swimming pool, etc. near Riverside Rd. How Much Do You Understand? 1. F (It s about Oxford University.) 2. F (It s located in Oxford.) 3. F (It s almost a thousand years old.) 4. T 5. T 6. F (There are more than 21,000.) Grammar-in-context 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. A 5. D 6. D 7. A 8. B 9. B 10. C 11. C 12. D A Special Place at College 1. College 2. student 3. two 4. I 5. Of course 6. many 7. addition Homework Idea 8. Riverside 9. College 10. inside 11. Apple 12. summer 13. too 14. beautiful 15. lots 16. you 17. green 18. listen 19. when 20. got Write a descriptive paragraph about the place where you study (see attached worksheet). In the next class, get into a small group and read aloud your paragraph. EXPLORE on-line: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/oxford_university http://www.ox.ac.uk/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxau88lxlis image credits: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/