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turn left

go straight on

go past the bank

2 Follow thedirections. Play the game in class.
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Madame Tussaud’s is
a wax museum. There are
a lot of kings, queens, politicians and stars.
You can see famous people fromthe past and
famous people of today — Charlie Chaplin,
Princess Diana, Sylvester Stallone and many
others.
It is very popular — two million people visit
it every year. There are about four hundredfigures in the museum.
It takes about six months to make a new
figure. Artists make the faces and hands from
wax. They make the bodies from plastic. They
use real human hair on the heads. Often,
famouspeople give their clothes for the
figures.

Excuse me?
Yes?
Can you tell me the way to the market, please?
Yes. It’s in Milford Street. Go straight on.
Turn left. It’s next to the post office.
A: Thankyou.

4 Work in pairs. You are a stranger in the town.
Ask about the way to the places you want to
go to.
1b Complete the sentences. There is one extra
word.

Pupil A (You are here)

LOOK

Was therea park?
Yes, there was.
No, there wasn’t.
Where was it?

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bus stop —
theatre —
library —
hospital — 1
bookshop —
museum —

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3 Look at your plan andtell your friend about
your home town.
supermarket

Market Stre
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bookshop

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Pupil A: Ask about Dima’s town a hundred years
ago.
Pupil B: Turn to p. 134. Look and answer.

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hS4 In pairs talk about Dima’s town.

Hig

Dima’s house is … of the street.
The post office is … his house.
The bookshop is … the school.
The school is … the park and the bookshop.
The sportsground...