B11:00
A tour of your town
Give a walking tour of your town to a visitor, non-stop, pointing things out as you go.
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Give a walking tour of your town to a visitor, non-stop, pointing things out as you go.
Describe the walk from your home to the nearest shop, step by step, non-stop.
Describe what you can see (or imagine seeing) outside the nearest window, non-stop.
Tell the story of an unusual thing that happened on an ordinary journey to work or school.
Tell the story of losing something that mattered — and whether you got it back.
Tell the story of something memorable that happened where you live.
Tell the story of a place from your past that has since closed or changed beyond recognition.
Tell the story of something you witnessed but weren't part of — what you saw, what you imagined, what you never found out.
Describe your neighbourhood using at least three of: crowded, quiet, convenient, run-down, lively, spacious.
Describe living in your city. Use: the cost of living, commute, nightlife, green space, overcrowded, up-and-coming, well-connected.
Describe a change in your city or industry over ten years. Use: soar, plummet, level off, fluctuate, a steady rise, a sharp decline, plateau.
Take me on a tour of your home. Use at least five of: kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, sofa, wardrobe, sink, cupboard, balcony.