LESSON 2: HOMETOWN

 These questions help learners practice present simple tense, time expressions, and daily activity vocabulary.

LESSON 2: HOMETOWN

VOCABULARY:

1. Countryside

Meaning: Land outside towns and cities, often with farms, fields, and small villages.
Example: I grew up in the countryside, where everything is quiet and green.

2. Landmark

Meaning: A well-known building or place that is easy to recognize and often visited.
Example: The old lighthouse is the most famous landmark in my hometown.

3. Local cuisine

Meaning: Traditional food that is popular in a specific area.
Example: The local cuisine in my hometown includes spicy noodles and grilled fish.

4. Tourist attraction

Meaning: A place that many people visit for fun or interest.
Example: The beach is a popular tourist attraction in my hometown.

5. Has changed a lot (expression)

Meaning: Something is very different now compared to the past.
Example: My hometown has changed a lot—there are more buildings and new roads now.

DISCUSSION: 

1. What is the name of your hometown, and where is it located?
   
   
2. Is your hometown in the city, countryside, or near the sea?
   
   
3. What do you like most about your hometown?|
   
   
4. What is the weather usually like there?
   
   
5. Are there any famous places or landmarks in your hometown?
   
   
6. What kind of food is popular in your hometown?
   
   
7. What do people usually do for fun or on weekends?
   
   
8. Has your hometown changed in the last 10 years? How?
   
   
9. Would you recommend your hometown to tourists? Why or why not?
   
   
10. Do you want to live in your hometown in the future? Why or why not?