Travel & Tourism Dictation: Sightseeing and Directions
B1 Level
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Follow the visitor's action as well as the place name. A guided tour includes explanations, an audio guide provides recorded information, and a viewpoint offers a view. Directions describe how to reach a destination, so keep the route words around it. A short phrase such as around the edge or from the top can add quite a precise location. Listen through that detail before typing. Do not replace the place or activity with a similar travel word: the full sentence tells you which experience the speaker describes.
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