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📔 Writing
Session #n46: Describing Places/ Buildings

🔘 A descriptive composition about a place or building should consist of:
✔️ a) an introduction in which you give the name and location of the place or building and/or the reason for choosing it;
✔️ b) a main body in which you describe the main aspects of the place or building in detail - for example, when you describe a place you should describe what you can see and do there; when you describe a building you should describe its exterior and interior, as well as give historical facts about it;
✔️ c) a conclusion which includes your comments/feelings and/or a recommendation.

❗️ Descriptions of places or buildings can be found in tourist magazines, travel brochures, stories, letters. etc. The style you use depends on the situation and the intended reader. For example, in an article for a magazine you should use semi-formal style and a polite, respectful tone. You normally use present tenses to describe a place/ building. You use past tenses to write about the historical facts.

🏰 PHRASES OF LOCATION
To describe the location of a place/ building, you can use the following phrases:
🔱 is situated/ is located ...
🔱 in (the) south/ east/ west/ south-east/ north-west/etc (of) ...
🔱 on the south/ east/ west /north /etc coast of ...
🔱 in the centre/ heart/ middle of ...

⚜️ The most fascinating/ lively/ interesting/ etc part of the city is ...
⚜️ The most famous attraction is ...
⚜️ There is plenty of ...
⚜️ The town centre has ...
⚜️ The nightlife in ... is exciting, with ...
⚜️• The town is well-known for its ...

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‍ 😍😍The Adorable Way Princess Charlotte Bosses Prince George Around😍😍

Princess Charlotte may still be a toddler, but she has a bit of a bossy streak in her. The queen recently admitted that the young royal already bosses her big brother, Prince George, around.

Source:Michelle Kapusta
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📽Movie Title👉Tears of the sun 2003📽
🎬Directed by 👉Antoine Fuqua
⭐️Starring 👉Bruce Willis/Monica Bellucci/Cole Hauser
Tom Skerritt
🌏Country 👉 United States
🎥Genres👉Thriller/Drama

🎞Storyline👉The Nigerian government has fallen, and the country is on the verge of civil war. Lt. A.K. Waters (Bruce Willis) has been assigned to lead a team of soldiers into the Nigerian jungle to rescue Dr. Lena Kendricks (Monica Bellucci). When Waters and his team locate Kendricks, she tells them she won't leave her helpless patients to be slaughtered by rebels. The team incurs the wrath of both U.S. and Nigerian forces when they side with Kendricks and attempt to march the refugees to safety.

🍟IMDb👉6.6/10
💸Budget 👉$100.5 million
💵Box office👉 $86.5 million

🎥720p BlueRay
📝English Subtitle


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🎵🎶⚜Intonation & Stress⚜🎶🎵

Intonation is a difficult skill to control consciously, we rarely think about it as we speak. It is very
common for students to import the stress and intonation patterns from their first language, which
can create difficulty for the listener.
The most effective way to master intonation is through working on the three areas separately.
The English are famous for saying one thing and meaning another – using intonation to show
meaning. These subtleties can be lost on a learner of English. English uses a wide pitch range and
four patterns – fall↘, fall-rise ↘↗, rise↗ and rise-fall↘.
If a learner of English is misunderstood, it is more often due to misplaced stress than incorrect
pronunciation – for this reason, stress is perhaps the most important aspect of clear speech.
The high-fall↘
A very British melody, this is where the speaker begins high and drops low.
What a lovely sur↘prise!
How was your wee↘kend?
I’d ↘like to watch a film.

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🎵🎶⚜Intonation & Stress⚜🎶🎵

fall-rise ↘↗
The English are (perhaps unfairly) famous for a reserved delivery, subtlety, possibly sarcasm.
He’s a good ↘↗dancer.
The ↘↗main course was good….
There’s always a main stress in any English sentence
I don’t be↗lieve it.
Could I ↗ask you something?
What’s the point of making this sentence so ↗long?

rise-fall↘
There is probably nothing more British than a statement tag, ↘is there?
That’s a wall, ↘isn’t it?
Maria’s gone home, ↘hasn’t she?
There is a lot of work to do, ↘isn't there?

rise ↗
It’s warm in August, ↗generally speaking.
I’ve had enough, ↗basically.
But, there's Good News
Although English is undeniably a very confusing and perhaps complicated language to pronounce
well, there is some good news – it can be learnt. Pronunciation is like any other skill – it involves
learning new movements and rules and practising them until they become second nature.

Thanks for listening guys and I hope it can help you.

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🍎🍏Do this twice a day,and be sure that u will never suffer any types of backache!🍏🍎

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Today's words:

✔️ Repugnant.
✔️ Unwieldy.
✔️ Ingratiate.

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