Places and objects

Use this workbench when you recognise an object or landmark but still choose the wrong place. The tasks combine floor changes, remembered locations, collection windows, action order, and contrast between similar doors. The main problem is the relation between clues, not the number of nouns you can save.

Start with the building route if you need a drawing task. The keys scene adds a correction and a container. The parcel task combines location with a day and time window. The kitchen task distinguishes order from overlap. The door task asks you to reject two near matches. Keep each sketch small enough to explain from the model alone.

Worksheets in reading order

1. Follow Italian directions inside a building

   Draw a route from entrance to a numbered office.

2. Locate misplaced keys from an Italian description

   Find the correct set of keys after a mistaken memory.

3. Find an Italian parcel collection point

   Make a collection slip with location, time, and required item.

4. Put Italian kitchen instructions in the right order

   Order three preparation steps and identify a parallel action.

5. Choose the right door from Italian contrast clues

   Select one entrance from three plausible descriptions.

After a written model, choose a real clip with the same kind of decision. The workbook key will not answer that clip. Make fresh notes and keep missing details marked. We make Jibber Jabber; our matching Italian guide explains the relevant language practice.

Use the workbook glossary for note tools. Return to all topics if another scene better fits your next listening session.