Say what types of travelling you read about.

Vocabulary

Put in the right preposition

1. Young people may travel ____ bicycle or go ____ hitch-hiking.

2. Usually people travel when they are ____ vacation.

3. It’s always interesting to discover new places and new ways ____ life.

4. When ____ a holiday tourists enjoy swimming, diving, hiking, climbing the mountains.

5. It’s much better than sitting ____ home and doing nothing.

6. They may travel ___ air or ____ train.

Match the words with their definitions. Give the Russian equivalents.

1. insurance	a. a special mark in a passport that gives permission to enter or leave the country
2. foreign currency	b. a little piece of paper, plastic, or any other material which appears on someone’s luggage and has essential information about its owner (usually name and contacts, telephone and address)
3. label	c. type of money that is used in a country
4. visa	d. a document in which a certain sum of money is paid in case of an illness or an accident
5. identity card	e.a document with a person's name, photograph, date of birth, and other information on it to prove who they are
6. credit card	f. aplastic card that you use to buy goods or services

Social English

3. a) Complete the dialogue with missed words. Can you say where you want to go? How are you going to get there?

b) In pairs, role play the dialogue.

You say

You hear

- Can you recommend a good museum? - Sorry? What did you say? - Where is it? - How far is it from Union Square? - Can I walk from there? - Can you show me on the map? - What time does it open? - Thanks very much.

-Well, SFMOMA is fantastic. - The San Francisco ____ of Modern Art. - In Third Street. - Not far. It’s just a couple of blocks. - Sure. It’ll ___ you ten minutes. - Yes, Union Square is here, and the museum is here. From Union Square you go down Geary to the end and ___ right. That’s Third Street. Go down Third and you’ll see SFMOMA on the left. - It _____ at 11 o’_____. - Have a good day. I’m sure you’ll ____ the museum!

 

 

COMMUNICATION

Complete the dialogue with the missed phrases in the list below.

TAKING A VACATION.

David: Did you say you’re going ___________ next month?

Ruth: Yes, my family and I are going to New York for a week. We want ____________________

David: I envy you. I haven’t had a vacation for a long time. You know I always take a short-break holidays. I wish I _____________________

Ruth: You can take a vacation sometime soon, ___________?

David: No, there’s too much work to do. Maybe next year, though. I guess it’ll be our _________, dear!

Well, I hope __________ a postcard with beautiful views of the city and your

comments!

Ruth: Don’t be pessimistic! I promise!

5. Read the dialogue in pairs, use the prompts to act out similar dialogue.

6. You and your friend have won a competition and the prize is a holiday of your choice. Discuss the following issues and choose a holiday from the options below:

* which would be the best type of holiday to go on

* what you would like to do while you’re there

* how long you would like to go for

*what preparations you need to make for the trip

HOLIDAYS FROM A TO Z

Action adventure

Cross the Sahara on a camel. Fly in a balloon safari. Sleep under the stars. Live your life to the full!

Beautiful beaches

White sand and palm trees as far as the eye can see. Bright sun and warm water. Exchange your stress for peace!

Countryside camping

Put down the picture postcards of the pretty countryside and pack your bags because we’re going there. Be part of nature!

Date with history

Bored with TV? Come on our great tour of monuments and museums and historical town centres. Feed your brain and your eyes!

Exciting sports

Fed up with sitting around? Want to get fit and have fun? Water sports, mountain-climbing, indoor skiing, and more: everything’s possible at our special centre!

 

READING

7. a) Read the adverts.

FOUR DREAM HOLIDAYS for the 21st century

A* See a Penguin This is a once-in-a-lifetime holiday in the snow and ice of the Antarctic. You visit the isolated places the great explorers discovered and you can see animals and birds you only normally see on TV or in Zoos. The trip starts in South Africa and finishes in Western Australia. You travel on a Russian ship, Kapitan Khlebnikov and he holiday lasts for just under a month. B* Go on Safari This holiday is a safari with a difference. You travel by helicopter over parts of Kenya, listening to classical music as you fly, and then you sleep under the African stars in a luxury bed. There’s another trip, this time in a hot-air balloon for two people, which gives you a second chance to see wild animals in their natural habitat. The best moment is the Elephant Watch in Samburu, where your experienced guide can tell you all about these amazing animals. C* Fly high This is probably the most expensive holiday in the world. You can go on flight into space and orbit the Earth in a spaceship – if you have the money! The only problem with this holiday is the six-day training course before you take the trip. You travel 60 miles above the Earth for between 30 and 90 minutes and you get a beautiful view of our green and blue planet. D* live like robinson crusoe If you dream of life on a desert island, then this is the holiday for you. The island of Quilalea is off the coast of Mozambique and the only inhabitants are turtles and a few tourists. You can live like Robinson Crusoe, watch the turtles, go fishing, or sail to another island to have a picnic.

b) Read the text again and match the tourists to a holiday.

1. A millionaire looking for something to tell his friends. _____________

2. A rich couple who like animals and hot weather. __________________

3. A strong young scientist who enjoys cold weather. _________________

4. A group of friends who want to forget about their stressful job. _______