(This cue card is similar to cue card 2 (Place with lots of trees) There's no point preparing 2 different answers and learning more) If I could visit any place with a lot of trees, I would choose Central Park in New York. It’s one of the most famous parks in the world, and I’ve seen it so many times in American movies.

Every time I watch a film set in New York, there’s always a scene in Central Park. People are jogging, walking their dogs, or just relaxing on the grass. And then there are those bloggers who show off their amazing apartments with a view of the park. It looks so impressive.

The park is absolutely huge. When I see pictures of it from above, I can’t believe how big it is. A giant green space in the middle of a city full of skyscrapers. It’s crazy. I’m not an expert on trees, but I think there are a lot of oak, maple, and elm trees there. Some of them have massive trunks, which makes me think the park has been there forever. I can picture myself walking under those tall trees, with the leaves rustling in the wind. You know, it would feel like a little forest in the middle of the city.

Maybe when I finally get there, it won’t be as incredible as I imagine. But I still want to see it with my own eyes.

Make sure you use these sentences in your answer:

if I could visit any place with a lot of trees, I would choose Central Park in New York (second conditional)

it would feel like a little forest in the middle of the city (second conditional)

maybe when I finally get there, it won’t be as incredible as I imagine (first conditional + comparison 'as … as')

Make sure you use this topic-related vocabulary in your answer:

leaves

trunks

to rustle

oak, maple, and elm trees