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- 1 SPEAKING Tell your partner about a memorable holiday you went on. Talk about:
- 2 VOCABULARY Make two lists of the words below, dividing them into a) holidays and b) accommodation. Check the meaning of all the words.
- 3 Use the words in exercise 2 to describe the photos (A-C).
- 4 VOCABULARY Complete the holiday activities (1-14) with the verbs below.
- 5 Complete the holiday finder with words from exercises 2 and 4.
- 6 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Answer the questions in the holiday finder and find the best holiday for you. Do you agree with the choice?
- 7 VOCABULARY Check the meaning of the adjectives below. Then look at the photos again. Can you match any of the adjectives with the photos?
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Listen to three dialogues about different holidays. Use adjectives from exercise 7 to describe each holiday destination. - 9
Read the Recycle! box. Then listen again and answer the questions in writing. - 10 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Which of the holidays in exercise 2 would you most like to go on? Why?
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I can describe types of holidays.
| Unit map Vocabulary Holidays and holiday accommodation Holiday activities Describing places Travel collocations Phrasal verbs Word Skills Adverbs and adverbial phrases Grammar Future continuous, future perfect and future perfect continuous Future time clauses Listening Trip of a lifetime Pronunciation Homophones
Reading Globetrotters
Speaking Interview and stimulus-based discussion
Writing A letter of complaint Culture Aborigines and Maoris
Vocabulary Builder page 110 Grammar Builder and Reference pages 122-124
| 1 SPEAKING Tell your partner about a memorable holiday you went on. Talk about:• where you went. • what you did • how you got there. • who you went with. • where you stayed. • what the weather was like. 2 VOCABULARY Make two lists of the words below, dividing them into a) holidays and b) accommodation. Check the meaning of all the words.Holidays and holiday accommodation adventure holiday B&B backpacking beach holiday beach house cabin camper van camping campsite caravan city break cottage couch-surfing cruise cycling holiday ecotourism guest house holiday camp holiday home hotel houseboat house swap package holiday self-catering apartment tent time-share apartment villa volunteering winter sports holiday youth hostel 3 Use the words in exercise 2 to describe the photos (A-C).
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4 VOCABULARY Complete the holiday activities (1-14) with the verbs below.Holiday activities be broaden eat enjoy get away hang out have meet pamper recharge see soak up take try 1 ............... the sights 8 ............... local food 2 ............... it easy 9 ............... physically active 3 ............... out in a restaurant 10 ............... yourself at a spa 4 ............... from it all 11 ............... with your friends 5 ............... your horizons 12 ............... the nightlife 6 ............... new experiences 13 ............... people 7 ............... the sun 14 ............... your batteries 5 Complete the holiday finder with words from exercises 2 and 4.
Fancy Do you want to be Rent a beach Do you like seeing the Help preserve it on an Cook for yourself and your friend in a Try Help people by going on a Consider a Try a Take a Go Do you like boats? Do you want to visit the countryside? Are you looking for a challenge? Can you only afford budget travel? Do you want to be away from the crowds? Are you taking a year off from your studies? Visit your relatives.
| 6 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Answer the questions in the holiday finder and find the best holiday for you. Do you agree with the choice?7 VOCABULARY Check the meaning of the adjectives below. Then look at the photos again. Can you match any of the adjectives with the photos?Describing places breathtaking commercialised dingy dull inaccessible overcrowded remote unique unspoilt vibrant 8 |
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............... apartment.
..........food and visit an area 
............holiday.
............ holiday, which includes the hotel and flight.
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Vocabulary Builder Holiday idioms: page 110
Listen to three dialogues about different holidays. Use adjectives from exercise 7 to describe each holiday destination.| RECYCLE! The second conditional, I wish, If only We use the second conditional to talk about an imaginary situation and its result. If we saved our money, we could go travelling around the world. We use I wish or If only with the past perfect to say that we want a present situation to be different. I wish we'd rented a villa, instead of staying in a hotel. If only we'd booked in advance - everywhere's full! |
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Read the Recycle! box. Then listen again and answer the questions in writing.
1 In dialogue 1, what does the woman wish?
She wishes that...
2 In dialogue 2, how would the boy feel. if he spent a few nights at Lindisfarne Castle?
3 In dialogue 3, what advice would the woman give if somebody wanted a relaxing holiday?
10 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Which of the holidays in exercise 2 would you most like to go on? Why?
I'd like to go on a city break because it costs less.
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