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Level 1
Time 5 min.
| A: You would like to get out of the city this weekend. | B: Suggest going camping. |
| A: Ask where you can go and how you can get there. | B: Answer the question and ask if your partner has the necessary equipment (a tent, a sleeping bag, a backpack, etc.) |
| A: Answer the question and ask what else you should take. | B: Give a list of necessities and ask if your partner can leave on Friday. |
| A: Answer the question and ask when your partner has to be back. | B: Answer the question and ask if you should buy the tickets in advance. |
| A: Say that you will buy the tickets and ask what you are going to do while you are there. | B: Suggest suitable activities (walking, having a picnic, playing darts, etc.) |
| A: Agree and suggest inviting a friend of yours. | B: Say that it's going to be fun. |
Task 3. In pairs take part in a role-play: you will have to decide where to go on holiday. Read the task below.
Level 2
Time 15 min.
Your friend and you are planning where to go on holiday. Read about four options (source https://www.flipkey.com/trip-ideas) and shortlist two of them to discuss which one you are going to choose. Consider the following:
natural scenery, beaches;
possible activities;
places of cultural interest;
peace and quiet;
good accommodation;
friendly local people;
evening entertainment;
exotic cuisine;
many people to meet, etc.
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| A holiday in Tuscany, Italy A perfect spot for those with a love of food, wine, and culture, a trip to Italy’s most famous region is an unforgettable holiday. Soak up the sights of Florence, known for incredible architecture and museums, or head out to the countryside to tour wineries and the many beautiful small villages. | A Tropical Vacation in Jamaica Tropical vacations are perfect for chasing away the winter blues. These sun-soaked destinations are the ideal place to unwind and escape the cool weather, offering friendly hospitality, warm sunshine, and endless miles of sand. Adventurous travellers love Jamaica; it offers some of the most varied recreation opportunities in the Caribbean. In addition to its welcoming coastline, Jamaica offers hiking, camping, and water sports. It is also great for the culturally and historically minded visitor. |
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Additional Practice
Task 4. In pairs take part in a role-play where you will have to decide what things to take with you on a trip. Read the task below.
Look at a packing list for a one-day trip to a neighbouring town/city. Discuss what things you will need to take. Remember that you want to pack light, so take only the necessities. Is there anything not mentioned in the list that you would like to take with you on the trip?
Level 2
Time 10 min.
Clothes
Socks and underwear
Light jacket or sweater
Four casual shirts
Four pairs of pants or shorts
Outfit for dinner
Comfortable shoes
Dressy shoes for dinner
Two evening dresses
Medication
Eye drops
Pain relievers
First aid kit
Motion sickness medicine
Prescription medications
Snacks
Crackers
Chips and nuts
Energy bars
Bottled water
Vegetables
Tinned food
Electronics
Phone charger
Camera and charger
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Music player or e-reader
Laptop
Toiletries
Travel-sized soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc.
Contact lenses or eyeglasses
Toothbrush
Razor
Cosmetics/perfume
Hair dryer
Miscellaneous
Umbrella
Travel guides
Area maps
Driver’s license or identification
Favourite books
Wellingtons
Guitar
Self-assessment/Peer-assessment
Task 5. Work in pairs to role-play a situation where you are planning a trip. Use ROLE-PLAY ASSESSMENT RUBRICS/CRITERIA (Appendix) to assess your/your partner's performance.
