Flat Fields, Quiet Towns: In Denmark

Level

CEFR: A1

Read/Listen first

I drive through a small town. The road is flat and long. I see fields on the left and right. There are few cars today. The supermarket car park is almost empty. Two cars wait in the sun. I walk on the main street. It is calm and quiet. I hear only birds. I take a photo and smile.

⚡ Learning goals

  • I can describe a quiet town.
  • I can say what I see around me.
  • I can ask someone to repeat directions.

✨ Key language

  • There are fields on both sides. “I see fields left and right.”
  • It is calm and quiet here. “The town is very quiet.”
  • Can you repeat the way, please? “Please say the way again.”

⚙️ Rules & Grammar — 4 Structures

1️⃣ There is/There are for places

Rule: Use ‘There is/There are’ to list things you see.
Examples: There are fields.; There is a car park.; There are two cars.
Common pitfall + fix: Using ‘are’ with one item — Use ‘is’ for one thing.

Best option: ____ a supermarket here.

Tip: One supermarket.

Fill with the best answer: There ___ two cars in the sun.

Tip: ‘are’ for plural.

⚙️ Rules & Grammar — 4 Structures

2️⃣ Be + adjective for places

Rule: Use ‘is/are’ + adjective to describe a place.
Examples: It is quiet.; It is calm.; The road is flat.
Common pitfall + fix: Forgetting ‘is/are’ — Add the verb before the adjective.

Complete: ‘The town ___ quiet.’

Tip: ‘town’ + is.

Fill with the best answer: The road ___ long and flat.

Tip: Singular subject → ‘is’.

⚙️ Rules & Grammar — 4 Structures

3️⃣ This/That/Here/There

Rule: Use ‘here/there’ to show place; ‘this/that’ for near/far.
Examples: It is quiet here.; There is a shop there.; This street is long.
Common pitfall + fix: Mixing ‘here’ and ‘there’ — Use ‘here’ for your place.

Choose: ‘It is calm ___.’

Tip: Your place = here.

Fill with the best answer: Look at ___ shop over the road.

Tip: ‘that’ = far.

⚙️ Rules & Grammar — 4 Structures

4️⃣ Can for repeating directions

Rule: Use ‘Can you repeat… please?’ to hear it again.
Examples: Can you repeat the way, please?; Can you say the street name?; Can you show the map, please?
Common pitfall + fix: Missing ‘please’ — Add ‘please’.

Best polite question:

Tip: Clear and polite.

Fill with the best answer: ___ you show the map, please?

Tip: Use ‘Can’ for simple requests.

✍️ Vocabulary

  field

Meaning: open land for plants
Synonyms: meadow, farmland, grassland
Chunk/Idiom: wide field
Example: There are wide fields here.
Morphology: noun; plural fields
Self-practice: Name a field near you.

  quiet

Meaning: with little noise
Synonyms: calm, silent, still
Chunk/Idiom: quiet town
Example: It is a quiet town.
Morphology: adj.; comparative quieter
Self-practice: Say: It is quiet here.

  car park

Meaning: place to leave cars
Synonyms: parking lot, parking area, lot
Chunk/Idiom: empty car park
Example: The car park is empty.
Morphology: noun; plural car parks
Self-practice: Describe a car park near you.

  road

Meaning: street for cars
Synonyms: street, route, way
Chunk/Idiom: flat road
Example: The road is flat.
Morphology: noun; plural roads
Self-practice: Point and say: This road.

  main street

Meaning: most important street
Synonyms: high street, center street, town street
Chunk/Idiom: walk on the main street
Example: I walk on the main street.
Morphology: noun; plural main streets
Self-practice: Say your main street name.

  left/right

Meaning: sides of your body or road
Synonyms: left side, right side, side
Chunk/Idiom: on the left
Example: Fields are on the left.
Morphology: adv./noun; forms: left, right
Self-practice: Touch your left, then right.

☁️ Examples (+ audio)


There are fields on both sides.

The car park is almost empty.

It is calm and quiet here.

Can you repeat the way, please?

✏️ Exercises

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

Tip: Plural → ‘are’.


Describe the road.

Tip: ‘road’ + is.


Fill with the best answer:
It ___ a quiet town.

Tip: ‘It is’ + adjective.


Fill with the best answer:
There ___ a shop over there.

Tip: One shop → ‘is’.



Vocabulary & Comprehension

Where do you leave a car?

Tip: Place for cars.


Which word means little noise?

Tip: ‘quiet’ = not loud.


Fill with the best answer:
Fields are on the ___.

Tip: Side word.


Fill with the best answer:
I walk on the ___ street.

Tip: The important street.

✅ Guided practice

Mini-dialogue:

A: Is it quiet here today?
B: Yes, it is very quiet.
Can you repeat the way to the shop, please?

Why this matters:
Simple words help visitors. Clear place words avoid confusion. Short questions keep the talk easy.

Verb & Adjective Pack:

walk — “I walk on the main street.”
drive — “I drive through the town.”
see — “I see two cars.”
quiet — “It is quiet here.”

Try & compare:

Fill with the best answer: There ___ two cars in the sun.

Tip: Plural → ‘are’.

Self-correction: Fix the sentence: Road is flat the.

Tip: Order: article + noun + verb + adjective.

Practice aloud: Listen, repeat, then type the sentence.

It is calm and quiet here.

Tip: Say it slowly, then type it.

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