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2 Travelling

3 Travel information

4 Hotels and restaurants

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Packing your bags

: a. Here are some things that people always take with them when travelling. Match the travel essentials with the reasons. b. What are your travel essentials?

Packing your bags

1. I never leave without a moisturizer.2. We always take a travel alarm clock.3. My essential is a corkscrew.4. I never travel without my cassette

recorder.5. I make sure I take travel sickness pills.6. I wouldnt travel without earplugs.

a. We often have to get up at dawn to catch flights.

b. I record my feelings, listening to them brings back more memories than a diary.

c. Long flights, hot sunshine, and hotel air conditioning rally dry out my skin.

d. Theyre great for getting to sleep in noisy hotel rooms and planes.

e. Im a hopeless traveller I get carsick, airsick and seasick.

f. I was once delayed at an airport in Bulgaria, and the only thing I had to drink was a bottle of wine.

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2. : The extracts below are from guidebooks to Iceland and Zimbabwe. Read them and match them to the countries.

3. : Listen to seven dialogues. Are they before, during or afterthe holiday.

4.: Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.

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Travelling

: Write as many words/ phrases as you can under these headings in three minutes. places things people events

airport suitcases passengers you check in

6.2: Travelling

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a. Read Megans email. Where is she? What happened?

b. What travel problems do these words refer to?

c. Read about Megans return flight. Complete the sentences with these prepositions.

3.: Dean is travelling home from Tel Aviv, Israel, to Gatwick, UK. Look at the notes he wrote while he waited in Athens airport.

Try to think of what happened by putting the notes in the right order.

4. : a. Now listen to Dean talking to a reporter about his experience and check your ideas.

b. What are the main things he complains about?

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Travel information

: You are going to hear someone calling National Rail Enquiries. Think of two questions you expect to hear.

6.3: Travel information

2. : Now listen and put the dialogue in order.

3. : Read Rules for traveling on the tube and complete the text with these words:

and because but if otherwise so when

4. : Gilly is phoning the tourist information office of Boston.

1. Look at her notes and think of the questions she needs to ask.

2. Now listen to her conversation and tick the things she asks on her notes.

3. Listen again and make notes on what information the clerk gives her.

4. Look at the listening script at the end of the lesson and find seven more such expressions.

5. Look at the listening script again and complete the sentences.

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Hotels and restaurants

: You are at a hotel reception desk and would like to book a room. Look at these dialogues. Can you complete the missing words?

1.Receptionist: _____________________________?Guest: A double, please, en suite if possible.

2.Guest: _____________________________ ?Receptionist: Yes, a continental breakfast.

6.4: Hotels and restaurants

2. : Now listen to the whole conversation and complete the missing sentences.

3.: Hotels- Put the words /phrases in the box under the correct heading.

: Match the words in the box with the pictures.

menu ketchup tray tablecloth straw waiter wine glass tip receiptcandles salt and pepper milkshake cutlery wine list paper napkin billflowers French fries bin plastic cup hamburger fizzy/soft drink

6.4: Hotels and restaurants

5.: Match the questions with the answers.

6. : Put this restaurant dialogue in order.

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Shopping countable and uncountable nouns

: What time do these places open and close? in your country in Britain

banks supermarkets post offices cafes / bars

restaurants nightclubs smaller local shops

6.5: Shopping countable and uncountable nouns.

2.: Look at these labels on products sold in supermarkets. What so you think they are?

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4.: Match the phrases on the left with the nouns on the right. More than one choice is possible.

5.: What shops or places would you buy or do these things in? Match the actions with the places.

6. : a. Listen to ten requests people made when buying things. Complete the sentences. b. Now match the requests with a response below. c. Which shops or places would you hear these dialogues in?

7. : Look at what people say in shops. Mark who says them. C for customer and A for shop assistant.

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