hospital
/ˈhɑˌspɪtəl/A big building where doctors and nurses look after sick people.
Example: The hospital is next to the bus station in town.

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Public buildings vocabulary for a town, such as a hospital, a school and a library, plus a bank, a church, a cinema and a court.

A big building where doctors and nurses look after sick people.
Example: The hospital is next to the bus station in town.

A building where children go to learn.
Example: My son walks to school with his friends every day.

A room or building full of books that you can borrow and read for free.
Example: I take the children to the library on Saturdays.

A building where people keep their money and take it out again.
Example: I need to go to the bank to change money.

A building where Christian people go to pray.
Example: The old church in the village has a tall tower.

A place where you pay to watch films on a very big screen.
Example: We often go to the cinema on Friday evenings.

A building where police officers work.
Example: She reported the theft at the local police station.

A building where emergency crews and their engines are based, ready to tackle blazes.
Example: The fire station is just around the corner from us.

A building where legal trials take place.
Example: He had to appear in court the next morning.

A public building with facilities for exercise and games.
Example: We play badminton at the sports centre every week.
