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6i Writing (description of a place) 1 Fill in the correct word. Perfect picturesque marble iconic local priceless Scottish Delicious Kelvingrove Art Gallery A Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow is one of the most popular galleries in the UK. It is situated on the banks of the river Kelvin, overlooking the 1) picturesque Kelvingrove Park, and is a fantastic place to visit. B What the gallery is most famous for is its beautiful architecture. It was designed in an ornate Spanish style and constructed using red sandstone from the 2) local area. Due to its architectural and historical significance, Kelvingrove is protected and preserved by the 3) Scottish government and is also an 4) iconic landmark in the city. C There are a number of reasons why Kelvingrove is a fascinating tourist destination. It contains over 8,000 5) priceless works of art, including vibrant paintings, white 6) marble sculptures and breathtaking photography. In addition to this, visitors can also enjoy a 7) delicious hot meal in the gallery restaurant or take a stroll through the lush leafy gardens of Kelvingrove Park. Without a doubt, Kelvingrove Art Gallery is well worth a visit. It offers the 8) perfect mix of history and art, all set in beautiful scenic Scotland. 2 Which paragraph: 1 states the writer’s feelings, personal comments and recommendations? 2 states the name and location of the place and the reason for choosing it? 3 describes the historical importance of the place? 4 describes the facilities in the place (the places of entertainment)? 3 Look at the underlined phrases in the extracts. What sense does each refer to? A The Jorvik Viking Centre offers a truly authentic Viking experience. Here, visitors can 1) witness ancient York in its full glory; the 2) noisy commotion of the old marketplace and the 3) aroma of wood smoke that filled the streets in the year 975! B Throughout the summer, the gardens of Waverley House are bursting with thousands of 4) fragrant flowers. Many visitors come to 5) admire the ancient oak trees in the area, or to sit on the 6) soft grass while 7) sipping a cool drink from the nearby cafeteria. 4 Replace the words in bold with their opposites: fascinating, ideal, peaceful, wonderful, natural, huge, ancient, beautiful. Òà Prohm is a(n) 1) modern temple situated in the Angkor region of Cambodia. The 2) ugly building was constructed in the 12th Century, but left abandoned for hundreds of years. Now, it has become overgrown with 3) tiny trees, making it a(n) 4) uninteresting sight to see. Tourists are attracted to the 5) awful blend of history and 6) manmade beauty that the site has to offer. They have also found that the surrounding area is 7) unsuitable for a relaxing stroll through the 8) noisy Cambodian countryside. 5 Complete the text with the words from the list. Popular tree-lined traditional lively A Las Ramblas is a long, 1) tree-lined street that is 2) popular with tourists. All along it are stalls selling 3) traditional Spanish merchandise together with 4) lively street performers that entertain the crowd. Leisurely trendy spectacular narrow  After taking a 1) leisurely stroll through the 2) narrow streets of Rome, tourists can relax in one of the many 3) trendy rooftop restaurants that offer a 4) spectacular view of the city. Stone slowly ruined well-preserved C The gallery contains a number of 1) well-preserved historical artefacts that were recovered from the 2) ruined city of Pompeii. You can spend hours here 3) slowly exploring the elaborate 4) stone statues and intricate carvings from a lost civilization. 6 a) Read the model in Ex. 1 again. Find examples of more than one adjective together in the text. What does each describe? b) Put the adjectives in the correct order. 7 Read the rubric. The prompts below are about the Sydney Opera House. Put the prompts under the correct headings and expand them into sentences. An international magazine is asking for an essay describing the Sydney Opera House. Write your essay describing the landmark and say why you would recommend it (120-180 words). on waterfront/overlook/Sydney Harbour Bridge restaurant/tasty food contain/2 performance halls/5 cinemas design/modern style most popular/tourist attraction/Australia build from/concrete famous landmark/protect and preserve/UNESCO World Heritage 8 Use your answers from Ex. 7 or your own ideas and the Useful Language box to write your essay. Useful language Location/why you chose it: ...is situated on/located in..., ...is a beautiful/fantastic place to visit Description of place: What ... is most famous for is..., It was designed in a ... style, Reasons why people might visit: It contains..., Visitors can (also) enjoy... Impressions/Comments: Without a doubt..., (well) worth a visit, I would (highly) recommend...