road
/roʊd/A long hard surface built for vehicles to travel on between places.
Example: This road goes all the way to the coast.

A110 words · Beginner
Vocabulary for places you find in a town, such as a road, a bridge and a market, plus a park, a shop, a street and a house.

A long hard surface built for vehicles to travel on between places.
Example: This road goes all the way to the coast.

Something built over a river or a road so people can get to the other side.
Example: We walked across the bridge to the old town.

A small building in a town where you can buy things.
Example: There is a small shop at the end of our street.

An outdoor place where many people sell food and other things from small stalls.
Example: We buy fresh fruit at the market every Saturday.

A large open place with grass and trees in a town, where people walk and relax.
Example: The children played football in the park all afternoon.

A road in a town with buildings on both sides.
Example: Our hotel is on a quiet street near the river.

A place where you sit down, order a meal and pay for it.
Example: We booked a table at a Greek restaurant near the beach.

A small place in a town where you can drink coffee and eat something small.
Example: We had breakfast at a little cafe near the square.

A building where people live.
Example: They bought a small house near the park.

A shop that sells newspapers, magazines, snacks and small items.
Example: He bought a paper from the newsagent on the corner.
