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SOME PARTS OF THE MARKET SMELL LIKE WOOD

 Markets are fascinating places filled with various sights, sounds, and smells. In this topic, we will explore how to describe a market using sensory details, especially the smell of wood, which is often present in traditional or artisanal markets. Students will learn vocabulary related to markets, materials, and sensory descriptions while practicing grammar for speaking about locations and experiences.


GRAMMAR

1. Present Simple for Descriptions

  • Usage: Describe facts or regular observations.
    Examples:
    • "Some parts of the market smell like wood."
    • "The market sells fresh vegetables and fruits."
    • "People visit the market every day."

2. Prepositions of Place and Location

  • Usage: Explain where things are located.
    Examples:
    • "The wooden stalls are near the entrance."
    • "There is a fruit stand next to the bakery."
    • "You can find the wood-carving section at the back of the market."

3. There Is / There Are

  • Usage: Talk about the existence of items or areas in the market.
    Examples:
    • "There is a section that smells like wood."
    • "There are many wooden objects for sale."
    • "There isn’t a fish market here."

4. Adjectives for Sensory Descriptions

  • Usage: Describe smells, appearances, and feelings.
    Examples:
    • "The market is colorful and lively."
    • "The wooden furniture smells fresh and natural."
    • "The air is filled with the aroma of spices."

VOCABULARY

  1. Market: A place where people buy and sell goods.
    Example: "I go to the market every Saturday."

  2. Wood: Material from trees, often used to make furniture or crafts.
    Example: "The wooden stalls smell amazing."

  3. Stall: A small stand or booth in a market where items are sold.
    Example: "The fruit stall is very popular."

  4. Carving: The act of shaping wood or other materials into designs.
    Example: "Wood carvings are sold in the back section."

  5. Fresh: Recently made, collected, or grown.
    Example: "The market sells fresh fruits and vegetables."

  6. Aroma: A pleasant smell.
    Example: "The aroma of wood fills the air."

  7. Section: A part of a larger area.
    Example: "The market has a food section and a crafts section."

  8. Crafts: Handmade items, often decorative.
    Example: "You can buy beautiful crafts at the market."

  9. Lively: Full of activity and energy.
    Example: "The market is lively on weekends."

  10. Natural: Made by nature, not artificial.
    Example: "The wood has a natural smell."


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • "Some parts of the market smell like wood."
  • "Where is the section with wooden crafts?"
  • "The stalls are made of natural wood."
  • "I love the smell of fresh wood in the market."
  • "The market is divided into different sections."
  • "Does this market sell handmade items?"
  • "You can find everything from food to furniture here."
  • "The wooden stalls give the market a traditional feel."
  • "The market smells amazing with fresh fruits and wood."
  • "What can I buy in the craft section?"

SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

  • "Some parts of the market smell like wood."
  • "There are beautiful wooden carvings in the craft section."
  • "The market is very colorful and lively."

Negative Sentences

  • "The market doesn’t sell furniture."
  • "There isn’t a section for fish here."
  • "The air doesn’t smell bad; it smells fresh."

Questions

  • "Does the market sell wooden furniture?"
  • "Where can I find the wood-carving stalls?"
  • "Are there any parts of the market that smell like spices?"

Answers

  • "Yes, you can buy wooden furniture here."
  • "The wood-carving stalls are at the back."
  • "No, the spice section is near the entrance."

CONVERSATION

Scene: Two friends are visiting a market.

Emily: Wow, this market is so big!
Jake: I know. Look over there—some parts of the market smell like wood.
Emily: You’re right! That must be the craft section.
Jake: Let’s go check it out. I love wooden carvings.
Emily: Me too. Do you think they sell wooden furniture here?
Jake: Maybe. Let’s ask someone.


READING

"The Market with Wooden Stalls"

There is a market in our town that is famous for its wooden stalls. The market is large and divided into sections. One section sells fresh fruits and vegetables, while another section is full of handmade crafts. The craft section smells like wood because of the wooden furniture, carvings, and other items.

The smell of fresh wood gives the market a natural and traditional atmosphere. People love to visit this market not only to shop but also to enjoy the sights and smells. The market is open every day, and it becomes very lively on weekends.

The wooden stalls are built by local carpenters, and the crafts are made by talented artisans. Visitors can buy small wooden carvings, chairs, or even tables. This market is a perfect place to experience the beauty of natural materials and local traditions.


QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

  1. Q: What is the market famous for?
    A: The market is famous for its wooden stalls.

  2. Q: What does the craft section smell like?
    A: The craft section smells like wood.

  3. Q: What can you buy in the craft section?
    A: You can buy wooden furniture and carvings.

  4. Q: Why do people love visiting this market?
    A: People love visiting this market for the shopping, sights, and smells.

  5. Q: When is the market most lively?
    A: The market is most lively on weekends.

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