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Writing about Agadir city

 

 

An English friend of yours has decided to live in Morocco, and he/she needs your help to choose a city or town. Write an email to your friend to explain why the city or town you suggest is good for him/her to live in.

The following cues may help you:

Name of the wity/town – Geographical location (north/south/east/west – near the sea, mountains…) – Weather – People –Customs – Historical monuments – Interesting places – Economy, etc… – Facilities (Hospitals, libraries, shopping centers, schools, transport, etc…)

 

Dear Bill,

After all this time, I thought I would drop you a line to motivate to come to Agadir.

Agadir is a modern city situated on the southern part of the Morocco’s Atlantic coastline. The center of the city is flat with large attractive, clean and safe avenues and boulevards. There are lots of cafes, restaurants, bars and live music if you want to hang out with your friends.

Most locals speak Berber and Arabic followed by French and English. In which case, you will not have problem communicating with them. Besides, Agadir is a very tolerant city, the locals are very welcoming to visitors in general.

Agadir has an international airport. Also, there are means of transport such as buses and taxis that are available.

The main attraction is the beach. There a lot of surf schools and shops, especially in Taghazout and Tamraght if you want to learn how to surf.

I know that you practice a lot of sports. Agadir also offers golf courses, tennis clubs, horse riding and boat trips out to sea, where schools of dolphins and whales can be spotted.

The city of Agadir has the biggest souk called “Souk El Had” where you can buy clothes, household items, fruits and vegetables, souvenirs.

Write back soon.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Best regards, B.