Describe Your Town or City
Learn how to describe your town or city using simple sentences about location, places, transport, and what you like.
Learn the structure first. Then practise it in the Exercises tab.
In this lesson, you will learn how to describe your town or city: where it is, what it is like, what places it has, how people travel, and which place you like best.
Model text
I live in a small city near the mountains. It is busy but very friendly. There are many cafés, shops, and parks in the centre. People usually travel by bus or car. My favourite place is the old park because it is quiet and beautiful.
How to write
I live in a small city near the mountains.
It is busy but very friendly.
There are many cafés, shops, and parks in the centre.
People usually travel by bus or car.
My favourite place is the old park because it is quiet and beautiful.
Useful phrases
Language focus
There is a museum near the park.
There are many shops in the centre.
People travel by bus.
I go to the centre on foot.
I walk to the park.
There is a park near my house.
There are many cafés in the centre.
Not: There are a park near my house.
Go to the Exercises tab and practise describing your town or city.
Choose the correct sentence
Choose the correct sentence in each question.
Remember: use “There is” with one place, “There are” with two or more, and “by” with transport.
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Build a town or city description
Choose the best sentence for each part of Sofia’s description.
A clear description can include location, a general description, places, transport, a favourite place, and a reason.
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Describe your town or city
Now write your own short description of the place where you live.
Write about 40–50 words. Use short and simple sentences.
Write about 40–50 words describing your town or city.
- say where you live
- describe your town or city
- mention some places
- say how people travel or how you get around
- name a favourite place and give a simple reason
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