B2-2 StudentBook (Issuu) by Mario A. GOmez M.

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Studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Book B2.2

Hit the Road

SPEAKING Can hold a conversation about: • The internal organs of the human body and their functions in the body’s systems. • Conventional and alternative medical treatments and approaches. • Overcoming obstacles (phobias, disability and addiction). • The relationship between health, nutrition and beauty. • Agriculture, urban farming and new technologies in food production. • Heroic actions regular people are capable of in adverse situations.

WRITING Can write texts about: • The function(s) of one of the organs of the human body. • What healthy / unhealthy habits you have. • Some injuries you’ve had. How you treated them. • What you would suggest people to improve their lifestyles. • Your personal ideas of what it means to be beautiful. • A thing or situation in your life when you felt a certain way. • The advantages and disadvantages of having a vegetable garden at home. • What it means to be a hero for you. Childhood heroes.

READING • Understand and identify general ideas in a written text. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a written text. Passages: • The Body’s Systems • Coming Down with Chickenpox

• Nutrition Facts Label • Beauty Ideals • New Generation Addictions • Parents Trust Nature Knows Best • Organic Food Festivals • Everyday Heroes

LISTENING • Understand and respond to statements or questions. • Understand and identify general ideas in a spoken conversation or passage. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a spoken conversation or passage. • Infer meaning from context and intonation. • React to what has been said.

GRAMMAR • Homophones • Compound adjectives • Phrasal verbs • Definite and indefinite articles • Quantifiers + of • Conditionals (general review) • Cleft sentences

VOCABULARY

B2.3 Law and Order Hold a conversation about: • Advertising and consumer awareness • Bargains and haggling • Saving habits • TV watching habits • Crime and Punishment • Politics and voting • Religion and spirituality • Great thinkers and philanthropists

WRITING Write texts about: • Description of a product or service you would like to offer. • A time you were able to get a great price for something after bargaining or haggling with the vendor. • Your spending and saving habits? • Your favorite TV show(s). • Your political ideas and opinions / a politician you admire / different forms of government rule. • Traditions originated from religious rituals in your country / Your view on the relationship between religion, politics and education. • Influential people in history.

READING • Understand and identify general ideas in a written text. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a written text. • Infer meaning from context. • React to the reading expressing agreement or disagreement. Passages: • Advertising Strategies • Open-air market • Effective Saving

WRITING Write texts about: • One’s dream vacation. • A memorable experience one has had at an airport or on a flight. • A memorable experience one has had on vacation at an all inclusive resort. • One’s dream cruise. • A time one has had on a beach somewhere with family or friends. • Some popular or famous sights one has visited in their country or abroad. • An experience one has had on vacation where the time went by really fast. • Popular and tourist sunspots or other popular destinations in one’s country.

• Stuck at an Airport • An All Inclusive Vacation • Cruising the Caribbean • Summer at the Beach • New York City Guided Tour • Time Flies • Travel and Tourism

LISTENING • Understand and respond to statements or questions. • Understand and identify general ideas in a spoken conversation or passage. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a spoken conversation or passage. • Can infer meaning from context and intonation. • Can react to what has been said.

GRAMMAR • Unreal past - Making wishes • Passive voice - present and past continuous • Should + present perfect • Present participles - participle clauses • Future planning • Clauses of result • Past wishes • Future wishes

VOCABULARY

• Internal organs and systems • Medical treatment • Nutrition Facts • Health and beauty • Phobias, disability and addiction • Alternative medicine • Food production • Natural phenomena and disasters

B2.1 Feed me beautiful

SPEAKING

SPEAKING Can hold a conversation about: • Vacation planning and booking • Being at an airport and traveling aboard a flight • Activities and things done at hotels and all inclusive resorts (describing pictures) • Activities and things done aboard cruises and ships (describing pictures) • Activities and things done while having fun in the sun at the beach (describing pictures) • Activities and things done while sightseeing on tours (describing pictures) • Vacation situations (agreeing or disagreeing) • A tourism advertisement for a vacation getaway (presentations)

READING • Understand and identify general ideas in a written text. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a written text. Passages: • Planning on Getting Away

B2.2 Hit the Road

Marco Común Europeo B2

• TV Match • Smuggling Wildlife; a serious criminal offense • Why should I vote? • World Religions • Quotes by great thinkers

LISTENING • Understand and identify general ideas in a spoken conversation or passage. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a spoken conversation or passage. • Can infer meaning from context and intonation. • Can react spontaneously to what has been said.

GRAMMAR • Comparing people and things • Natural Adjective Order • Third conditional (inverted form) • Stress in Nouns and Verbs • Let / Make / Have something be done (passive causative) • Either - or / Neither - nor

• Vacation planning • Airports and travel • Hotels and all inclusive resorts • Cruises and ships • Fun in the sun/beach • Sightseeing and tours • Vacation ending • Travel and tourism

B2.4 High-Tech SPEAKING

Can hold a conversation about: • Giving one’s opinion on technology and its uses. • Things done or said on a mission to space. • Alien life theories and beliefs. • Myths and legends. • Extraordinary minds and transforming moments. • Wild animals. • Natural disasters and Emergency protocols. • Communication and socialization in social networks.

WRITING Write texts about: • How technology has affected one’s life. • One’s opinion on space travel. • One’s (imaginary) description of alien life. • An unsolved mystery or an urban legend. • An extraordinary mind/person one considers the smartest in mankind. • One’s opinion on having wild animals as pets. • Natural disasters • How social networks affects our lives.

• Wildlife • Overpopulation • Socializing

GRAMMAR - Expressing purpose for + (ing) - Future ability (Will + Be + able to) - Future perfect - Modal verbs: May, Might and Must (permission, possibility, obligation, assumptions or deductions). - Verb complements - Past perfect progressive - Get - Passive and Be - Passive constructions - Causative verbs

READING VOCABULARY • Advertising • Bargain • Saving • Law • Politics • Religion • Ideas

• Understand and identify general ideas in a written text. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a written text. Passages: • Use of Technology • Science or Fiction • Alien Life • Legends & Myths • High IQ

VOCABULARY - Technology and devices - Space talk - Planets, stars and galaxies - Myths and unsolved mysteries - Extraordinary minds - Life in the wild / Wild animals - Natural phenomena - Networking

Hit the Road

Student’s Book B2.2

M . C. E . Marco

Común

Europeo

A1:

A1.1 A1.2 A1.3 A1.4

A2:

A2.1 A2.2 A2.3 A2.4

B1:

B1.1 B1.2 B1.3 B1.4

B2:

B2.1 B2.2 B2.3 B2.4

FALTAN LAS TABLAS DE CONTENIDO TODAS LAS B

B2.1 Contents

LESSONs 1 & 2:

Pag. 4-7

Greetings and goodbyes. Introductions. Indefinite article a/an. Alphabet. Simple present of verb To Be: I am / You are.

3 & 4:

8 - 11

Professions and occupations. Nationalities. Verb To Be: He is / She is.

5 & 6:

12 - 15

Days of the week. Months of the year. Family members. Numbers from 1 to 200. Simple present Verb To Be: negative sentences.

7 & 8:

16 - 19

Languages. More family members. Simple present – auxiliary verb Do / Don’t: affirmative and negative sentences (I / You).

9 & 10:

20 - 23

Transportation means. Common places around the city. Simple present – auxiliary verb Do / Don’t: interrogative sentences (I / You).

11 & 12:

24 - 27

Habits and routines. To have to / To need to / To want to + Verb.Question words what, where, when, how, what time.

REVIEW & PRACTICE

Congratulations As of this moment forth you will find yourself in the world of English learning as a second language, with which you will continue the path in pursuit of your goals. Bilingualism allows you to open borders and connect yourself with the world in social, occupational, cultural and educational aspects. Skool has focused on designing this teaching program based on scientific studies of human learning and using a methodology based on neuroscience, technological tools and stimulating teaching techniques to make learning English easy, fast and fun.

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“Planning the perfect getaway”

INPUT

LESSON

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk about vacation planning. • Express wishes using the unreal past structure.

Word Bank: Traveler Travel Agent Travel Agency Vacation Package Brochure Promotion Trip Island Getaway Honeymoon

Asap (As soon as possible) Yearly Remote Tropical Enchanting All Inclusive (To) plan (To) book (To) travel (To) go away

By Plane On Vacation Peak Season

(To) set foot (To) take a break (To) take time off

Grammar note: Unreal past - Making wishes: The ‘Past Simple’ can be used when referring to the present or future and not the past itself. This is called ‘Unreal Past’ and it can be used after the following words in the boxes below: Wish / If only

Would rather (with two subjects) It’s time

*(Wish / If only + Past Simple) is used to talk about things we would like to be different in the present. Example: I wish I were rich. or If only I were rich. - The present situation is that the speaker is not rich. *(Would rather + Past Simple) is used to talk about a course of action we would prefer someone else to take. Example: I would rather you didn’t call out in class. - The present situation is that the first subject ( I ) prefers for the second subject (you) not to call out in class. *(It’s time + Past Simple) is used to talk about something that has to be done now or in the near future by oneself or someone else.

Example: It’s time you started studying for your English test. - The present situation is that the subject (you) hasn’t started to study and the speaker tells the subject that now is the appropriate time to start studying. • I wish I were more fluent in English. • If only I had more time to study. • I’d rather you asked questions to clear up any doubts you have. • It’s time you paid more attention to detail.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

I wish we were on a tropical island in the Caribbean. I wish there were more promotions on honeymoon getaways. If only we could take some time off from work and go on an all inclusive vacation. If only travel agencies offered cheaper vacation packages during peak season. I’d rather you showed us your vacation brochure. I’d rather we went away by plane. It’s time we had a nice family trip together. It’s time we took a break and went on vacation. We asked the travel agent to show us a vacation brochure. He told us to take our time looking through it. I asked him if there were any promotions on honeymoon getaways. I told him that we wanted to book an all inclusive trip for two to an enchanting island. He said that the travel agency had had promotions on honeymoon getaways the month before. 14. He wanted to know when we planned on traveling. 15. We told him that we wanted to set foot on a tropical beach asap. 16. He wondered if we had ever been on a remote island before.

Reading Comprehension: “Planning on Going Away” We can all picture ourselves somewhere far away on the perfect getaway taking a break from it all. Perhaps sipping piña coladas on a tropical beach or an enchanting island celebrating our honeymoon with our better half. Nowadays all inclusive vacation packages are very popular amongst travelers looking to take some time off and get their money’s worth. But the truth is that travel agencies aren’t offering many promotions during peak season. So, if you’re planning on going away and traveling anytime soon, you should book your vacation with anticipation to get the best deal possible. Maybe it’s time you took that trip and went on vacation. Why not talk to your travel agent and ask to see a travel brochure asap. The sooner you do it, the faster you’ll be setting foot on that dream vacation you’ve always wanted to go on. According to the text, are the statements True (T) or False (F)? 1. One can find lots of good deals all year round on traveling. ( ) 2. It’s better to plan and reserve one’s vacation ahead of time. ( ) 3. These days more and more people are going away on vacation with everything included. ( ) What words or expression from the text mean...? Between, amidst : _________________ Partner, spouse : _________________ Imagine, envision, visualize : _____________

Listening: Write down the sentences that you hear. 1. _____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 2. _____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 3. _____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 4. _____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 5. _____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

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LESSON Now I can:

ObjectIVEs

• Talk about vacation planning. • Express wishes using the unreal past structure.

Grammar Practice: What would you say in each situation? Use the expressions: I wish.

If only I, It’s time, I’d rather.

1. You don’t have enough money to pay for an all inclusive getaway. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Your wife wants to book your vacation through a travel agency, but you don’t want her to. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. You and your family haven’t gone on vacation for two years. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Your vacation has ended and you want to stay longer, but you can’t. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. You want to travel in July, but there aren’t any promotions on vacation packages for that month. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 6. You have a flight to catch the next morning and you haven’t begun to pack your things yet. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. You would like to go to an enchanting island on your honeymoon. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Your husband wants to travel with you by car, but you prefer to travel by plane. _________________________________________________________________________________________

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a definition for each of these expressions using your own words. 1. Go away 2. Book 3. On vacation 4. Island 5. Getaway 6. Take time off 7. Yearly

8. All inclusive 9. Take a break 10. Trip

B. Autonomous Practice Write about your dream vacation. Where would it be? Who would you go with?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me! How often do you travel? Where did you go on your last va cation? Have you ever gone on an all inclusive getaway? Where would you like to go on your next vacation? Have you ever booked a trip through a travel agency? Have you ever been to a tropical island?

B. Autonomous Practice: Role-play: “The perfect getaway”. Make up groups of two or three and create a dialogue at a travel agency between a travel agent and a traveler/couple of travelers who want to book a vacation. Use the vocabulary you’ve learned. Act out the conversation in front of the class(without reading). Use a separate sheet of paper to take notes and prepare.

Listening: Answer the questions about the dialogue you hear. 1. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 4. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 5. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Learn and Laugh

“Taking flight”

INPUT

LESSON

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk about airports and travel. • Talk about actions that are or were being done.

Word Bank: Steward Stewardess Flight Attendant Gate Lounge Runway Terminal Arrivals Departures Baggage Claim

Just Patiently Delayed Cancelled First-Class Coach-Class (To) delay (To) seat (To) scan (To) board

Jet Lag Carry On Web Check-In

(To) check in (To) take off (To) upgrade

Grammar note: Passive voice - Present & Past Continuous: The Passive Voice is used when the focus is on the action and not the subject nor who or what is performing the action. When active voice is turned into passive voice, the preposition ‘by’ is placed in front of the person/thing carrying out the action. Subject + am/is/are + being + past participle Subject + was/were + being + past participle Passive Voice - Present Continuous: Example: All inclusive vacation packages are being promoted by the travel agency. (Active Voice) - The travel agency is promoting all inclusive vacation packages. Passive Voice - Past Continuous: Example: Brochures were being given out by the travel agents. (Active Voice) - The travel agents were giving out brochures.

• The class is being divided into groups. • The students are being tested. • The homework was being reviewed in class. • The exams were being graded by the teacher.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

All departure flights are being delayed due to the dangerous weather conditions. Passengers of flight 5239 are being redirected to gate 10. The runway is being cleared for take off. The flight is now being boarded by the passengers. The departure lounge was being used by the passengers while they waited patiently. First class was being served refreshments. Travelers with a web check-in were being attended on an express line. The carry-on compartments were being shut by the stewardesses. We’ve just found out that our flight has been delayed. We haven’t been able to check in yet. The arrivals terminal hasn’t opened its baggage claim yet. The airline has upgraded our seats to first class to compensate us for the inconvenience. We had always traveled coach class. The airport hadn’t had so many cancelled flights in one day before. That is the stewardess who served us our beverages. The flight attendant, who was a young man, helped me with my carry-on bag.

Reading Comprehension: “Stuck at an Airport” It’s likely true that at some point we’ve all had to experience some kind of inconvenience at an airport as travelers. Perhaps you might’ve had to wait on a long and annoying line to check into your flight or for some reason your belongings may have not been at the baggage claim and were lost in the course of your travel. This can almost be expected nowadays since flying is the fastest and safest way of traveling and airlines have a high number of arrivals and departures scheduled every single day. Travelers in many cases have even had to sleep at gate lounges waiting patiently for the airline to book them on the next available flight. In most cases bad weather will be the cause for an airport to have several delayed or perhaps cancelled flights. Whatever the case may be it always ends up being worth the while when your destination is a nice tropical beach somewhere in the Caribbean. Whether on vacation or maybe away on your honeymoon, any trouble you might run into at the airport can turn out to be completely irrelevant. Answer the questions according to the text. 1. Why are flights usually delayed or cancelled? __________________________________________________________________ 2. What should a traveler prepare him/herself for at an airport? ___________________________________________________ 3. Why would anyone have to spend the night at an airport? ______________________________________________________ What words or expression from the text mean...? Result _____________________________________________ To become eventually, wind up _____________________ Because, for the reason that _______________________

Listening: Fill in the gaps with the words you hear. 1. The airport’s _______________ has been closed to all _______________ and _______________ until further notice. 2. We finally _______________ after almost an hour of waiting _______________ in line. 3. The passengers were _______________ by the _______________ when they _______________ the plane. 4. Our flight ____________________ after being _______________ for three hours. 5. After the long trip traveling _______________ we felt a great deal of _______________.

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LESSON

“Taking flight”

ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about airports and travel. • Talk about actions that are or were being done.

Grammar Practice:

Complete the sentences with one of the verbs below. Use the passive voice in Present or Past continuous as suitable. to reschedule / to board / to treat / to instruct / to scan / to let / to upgrade / to check in 1. Our luggage _______________ at the gate by the airport’s security personnel. 2. Some of the flight’s passengers _______________ for jet lag. 3. The woman’s seat _______________ from coach-class to first-class because she was pregnant. 4. All of the cancelled flights _______________ for the following day. 5. The plane _______________ while the captain prepared for take off. 6. The passengers _______________ to remain seated until the plane has come to a full stop. 7. They _______________ off the plane when the stewardess noticed a carry on bag had been left behind. 8. He _______________ at the counter as we speak.

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Jet lag 2. Web check-in 3. Baggage claim 4. Board 5. Take off 6. Delayed 7. Flight attendant 8. Carry on

9. Check in 10. Seat

B. Autonomous Practice: Write about a memorable experience you had at an airport or on a flight. Where were you traveling to? Who were you traveling with? What happened?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me!

Do you prefer to have an aisle seat or a window seat? Have you ever boarded a delayed flight? Have you ever felt jet lag? Do you usually take a carry on with you when you travel by plane? Have you ever flown first class? Have you ever used the web check-in service?

B. Autonomous Practice: Role play: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Traveling on boardâ&#x20AC;?. Make up two groups. Work as a team to create as many situations as possible in an airport and on a flight. Everyone should participate. Use the vocabulary you have learned. Use a separate sheet of paper to take notes and prepare.

Listening: Write an appropriate question for the sentences you hear. 1. ___________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5. ___________________________________________________________________________________

Learn and Laugh

INPUT

LESSON

“All inclusive stay”

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to: • Talk about hotels and resorts. • Talk about regret over the past.

Word Bank: Bellboy Hotel guest Resort Amenities Snack Bar Wrist Band Wake-Up Call Front desk Housekeeping Airport Shuttle

Accommodations Honeymoon Suite Fancy Booked Poolside Luxurious (To) tip (To) arrange (To) tidy up (To) stop by

All You Can Eat Continental Buffet Complimentary Breakfast

(To) sleep in (To) grab a bite (To) hang around

Grammar note: Should + Present Perfect: The modal verb should is used with the Present Perfect to talk about regret over something that happened or didn’t happen in the past. should + have + past participle shouldn’t + have + past participle Should + Present Perfect is used to talk about regret over something that didn’t happen in the past. Example: I should have studied harder for my English test. - In this sentence the speaker did not study hard enough, therefore expresses regret. Shouldn’t + Present Perfect is used to talk about regret over something that happened in the past. Example: I shouldn’t have spent so much time watching tv. - In this sentence the speaker spent too much time watching TV, therefore expresses regret. • We should’ve reviewed the homework together in class. • I shouldn’t have called out the answer.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

We should have booked the honeymoon suite. I should have ordered room service for us. You should’ve tipped the bellboy. They should’ve arranged an airport shuttle. We should’ve requested a wake-up call. I should’ve had housekeeping tidy up our room. We should’ve stopped by the snack bar and grabbed a bite to eat. You should’ve kept your wristband on. This resort has a lot more amenities than any other we’ve been to. It is much more luxurious than the last one we stayed at. Its accommodations are far more fancy. It has many more hotel guests. Even though we slept in, we still made it in time to enjoy the complimentary breakfast. Despite hanging around the poolside all day, we stopped by the beach for a swim. I tried to arrange the honeymoon suite for us, nevertheless it was already booked. The room service was pretty good, on the other hand the all you can eat continental buffet was excellent.

Reading Comprehension: “An All Inclusive Vacation” All inclusive resorts and hotels in the Caribbean are top notch facilities that lots of visitors return to year after year. People return for many different reasons. For some it’s the constant beach weather, for others it’s the fine white sand, but most visitors you talk to will agree that it’s because of the friendly people and welcoming attitude of the hotel staff. While staying at an all inclusive hotel you will benefit from the many extra amenities and accommodations you can get at these amazing getaway spots. Many guests say that by staying at an all inclusive hotel they save money on their vacation. This is partly because tips and gratuities are included in the rate as well as the price of activities and entertainment. At an all-inclusive resort you don’t have to budget, you just have to have fun. Another benefit to staying at one of the all inclusive resorts is that guests can enjoy the convenience of having everything they need right at their fingertips. Guests don’t need to worry about transportation to and from the airport. Servers and bartenders are happy to accommodate your every need. If you forget something at home, chances are the resort you are staying at will be able to provide you with what you need. According to the text, are the statements True (T) or False (F)? 1. The majority of travelers say they would re-visit a particular all inclusive resort because of the service and treatment they get from everyone there.

( )

2. Visitors can save on their vacation’s cost by booking their stay at an all inclusive resort.

( )

3. Travelers have to watch how much they spend at all inclusive resorts.

( )

What words or expression from the text mean? Excellent/of the highest quality _________________ Easily available to you __________________________ A particular place or point _____________________

Listening: Circle the words you hear: stop by / hang around / poolside / snack bar / tip / arrange / tidy up / booked / fancy / sleep in / resort grab a bite / room service / wake up call / all you can eat / complimentary breakfast / continental buffet

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LESSON

Grammar Practice:

“All inclusive stay”

ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about hotels and resorts. • Talk about regret over the past.

Complete the sentences using the modal verb should / shouldn’t and the present perfect of a verb from the box below: sleep in / upgrade / wake up / book / give / take off / plan / have 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

We _________________________ our room to the honeymoon suite. They _________________________ their trip better. I _________________________ us first class seats on the flight. He _________________________ the bellboy such a large tip. We _________________________ for so long. They _________________________ early. I _________________________ my wristband. We _________________________ front desk give us a wake up call.

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Continental Buffet 2. Stop by 3. Resort 4. Housekeeping 5. Arrange 6. Luxurious 7. Roomservice 8. All you can eat

9. Sleep in 10. Hang around

15 B. Autonomous Practice:

Write about a memorable experience you have on vacation at an all inclusive hotel or resort. Where were you? Who were you with?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me! Have you ever stayed at an all inclusive hotel or resort? Do you usually tip bellboys? Have you ever used room service? Do you like sleeping in when youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re away on vacation? Do you like hanging around the poolside? Do you prefer to tidy up your room yours?

B. Autonomous Practice:

Describe the pictures: What are the people in the pictures doing? What do you think they are saying / thinking?

Listening: Write the sentences that you hear. Choose the right option to complete the sentences. 1. ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. snack bar b. housekeeping c. room service 2. ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. hotel guest b. bellboy c. airport shuttle 3. ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. honeymoon suite b. wrist band c. wake-up call 4. ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. to stop by b. to sleep in c. to grab a bite 5. ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. booked b. fancy c. luxurious

INPUT

LESSON

“J u s t c r u i s i n g b y ”

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk about cruises and ships. • Express time and reason using present participles.

Word Bank: Crew Captain/Master Cabin Steward/Stewardess Cruise Deck Dock Wake Cabin Bridge Gangway

Underway Ready Aboard Ashore Seasick Last-minute (To) dock (To) cruise (To) embark (To) disembark

FlowRider Oceanview Shoulder Season

(To) set off (To) cast off (To) get underway

Grammar note: Present Participle - Participle Clauses: The Present Participle in participle clauses is used to replace a time clause (when, while etc.) or reason (because). Examples: Participle clause - Preparing for takeoff, the pilot turned on the seatbelt sign. Time clause - As he prepared for takeoff, the pilot turned on the seatbelt sign. Participle clause - Feeling thirsty, she asked the stewardess for some water. Reason clause - She asked the stewardess for some water because she felt thirsty. • Hanging around the poolside, we grabbed a bite to eat at the snackbar. • Checking into our flight, we registered our baggage at the counter.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Getting ready to set off, we took some last minute pictures together at the port. Boarding the cruise, I remembered that the ship had a flowrider aboard. Cruising the Caribbean, we watched the wake from the back of the ship. Feeling seasick, I decided to go lay down for a while. Docking the ship, the captain gave the order to prepare the gangway for the passengers to disembark. Embarking the ship, Our family waved us goodbye from the dock. I’d rather we met back on the main deck. If only the cruise were already underway. I wish I could cruise around the world. It’s time we got underway. You should’ve booked your cruise during the shoulder season. We should’ve arranged to stay in an oceanview cabin. You should’ve asked one of the cabin stewardesses if we could upgrade our cabin. We should’ve gone ashore when we had the chance. The ship is being cast off to get underway. Some of the crew members were being called to the bridge by the ship’s master.

Reading Comprehension: “Cruising the Caribbean” It’s easy to find reasons why more people take cruises to the Caribbean than anywhere else in the world. A warm climate, an astounding array of tropical white sand beaches and incredibly crystal clear seas teeming with marine life make this part of the world a perfect cruise vacation destination. There’s much more to this region stretching from South Florida to South America than sun, sand and surf. No other destination presents so many choices of cruise itineraries and lengths, with anything from a two-night getaway to an extended voyage sailing from ports from New York to Central America. In fact, it is so vast and diverse that it really constitutes three separate areas, traditionally defined as Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean and Southern Caribbean. A typical week long cruise allows vacationers to sample these varied cultures, history and people at four or five different ports. Each port opens the door to a new slice of paradise, where you might discover traces of France, Britain, the Netherlands or Spain woven into the distinctive pace and style of the region’s many individual nations. Answer the questions according to the text: 1. What areas is the caribbean divided by? ___________________________________________________________ 2. Why is the Caribbean a top cruise destination? ____________________________________________________ 3. What does the Caribbean have an impressive display of? __________________________________________ What words or expressions from the text mean: Be full of, filled with : ______________________________________________ Huge, immense : ________________________________________________ An impressive display, arrangement : _____________________________

Listening: Write down the sentences that you hear. 1. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________________________________________________________

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LESSON

“J u s t c r u i s i n g b y ”

ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about cruises and ships. • Express time and reason using present participles.

Grammar Practice: 1. I went back to our cabin to get some rest because I felt seasick. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. I dropped my camera into the ocean when I was taking a snapshot of the wake. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. As I was riding the flowrider, I fell off the board twice. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. We paid a hefty price for our cruise trip because we didn’t book it during the shoulder season. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. While we were going aboard the cruise ship, our families waved us goodbye from the dock. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6. We requested to have our cabin upgraded to an ocean view because we weren’t satisfied with the one we had booked. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. As we were cruising the caribbean, we watched the wake from the back of the ship. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. When we were disembarking the ship, we saw our friends waiting for us ashore. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Aboard 2. Last-minute 3. FlowRider 4. Cruise 5. Seasick 6. Underway 7. Wake

8. Ready 9. Set off 10. Crew

B. Autonomous Practice:

Write about the cruise of your dreams. Where would you cruise to? What kind of cruise would it be?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me! Have you ever been on a cruise ship before? Have you ever gotten seasick? Would you like to go on a flowrider? Do you ever do things last-minute? Have you ever stayed anywhere with an ocean view? Do you ever cruise around driving?

B. Autonomous Practice:

Describe the pictures: Say as much as you can about the people and the situations in the pictures.

Listening:

Write down the sentences that you hear. Choose the right option to complete the sentences. 1. __________________________________________________________________________________ a. bridge b. gangway c. flowrider 2. __________________________________________________________________________________ a. deck b. cabin c. bridge 3. __________________________________________________________________________________ a. bridge b. wake c. gangway 4. __________________________________________________________________________________ a. deck b. dock c. wake 5. __________________________________________________________________________________ a. oceanview b. shoulder season c. underway

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“F u n i n t h e s u n ”

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk activities done at the beach. • Talk about future planning.

Word Bank: Bather Lifeguard Bay Tide Shore Waves Summer Boardwalk Waverunner Get together

Or so Daring Choppy Sizzling Refreshing (To) tan (To) bathe (To) snorkel (To) cool off (To) sunbathe

Sand castle Bathing suit Swimming trunks

(To) jet ski (To) water ski (To) scuba dive

Grammar note: Expressing Future / Planning (Review): The structures below can be used to talk about the future: Present Continuous am/is/are + going to + verb will + verb Examples: (Present Continuous) (am/is/are + going to + verb) (will + verb (will + be + verb + ing)

I’m traveling to the USA in November. We are going to book a few more nights at the resort. I’ll ask the concierge if we can upgrade our room late We will be staying in the honeymoon suite.

• We’re having a family get together this weekend. • We’re going to have a barbecue. • I’ll call you to let you know what time to come over. • I’ll be waiting for you to call me.

will + be + verb + ing

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

She’s going for a swim to cool off from the sizzling heat. I’m scuba diving with some friends this afternoon. We’re going to tan for a little and then go back to the hotel to have lunch. They’re going to go for a stroll along the boardwalk. We’ll bathe for a while and then build a sandcastle. I’ll ask the lifeguard if the waves are always this choppy. We’ll be jet skiing in the bay for an hour or so in the morning. We’ll be sunbathing on the beach all afternoon tomorrow. She’s buying a sexy bathing suit for the Summer. He’s wearing his new swimming trunks to the shore on Sunday. We’re going to rent two waverunners for an hour when we get back from waterskiing. The lifeguards are going to order the bathers out of the water when the tide reaches high. We’ll have an awesome time on our snorkeling trip tomorrow morning. We’ll have some refreshing cocktails at the snackbar once we get back. We’ll be watching the surfing competitions. He’ll be performing a daring maneuver on his waverunner.

Reading Comprehension: “Summer at the Beach” When summer’s just around the corner, many families begin making plans for some cool fun in the sun. Most people head to the beach to tan and cool off while others have picnics and barbecues with family or friends either at home or at a nice park somewhere. A bit of preparation, the right company and some good weather will get you on your way. There are lots of ways to have a blast at the shore. You can take a nice stroll down the boardwalk and sightsee the beautiful blue ocean and its horizon. Hear the sound of the crashing waves and children playing while building sand castles and having the time of their lives. Of course you can’t go to the shore without going for a nice swim and bathing in the refreshing beach waters. If possible do something a little more exciting and adventurous like jet skiing, water skiing, scuba diving or even snorkeling. Don’t forget to take some sunscreen with you if you like to sunbathe or you might end up getting a really painful tan or sunburn. According to the text, are the statements True (T) or False (F)? 1. Some planning and a sunny warm day is what you need to get to enjoy a fun day in the sun. ( ) 2. Remember to take sun protection cream so that you won’t catch a bad sunburn. ( ) 3. People don’t make plans for the summer ahead of time or before the summer actually begins. ( ) What words or expressions from the text mean: The one or the other/any one of the two _____________________________ A small portion, degree or amount __________________________________ (To) go to __________________________________________________________

Listening: Write down the sentences that you hear. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

bath / snorkel / scuba dive / waverunner / boardwalk / shore / waves / lifeguard / cool off / sandcastle / swimming trunks / waverunner. 1. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 5. _________________________________________________________________________________

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ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk activities done at the beach. • Talk about future planning.

Grammar Practice:

Complete the sentences using the verb in parentheses and any of the structures from the box below to express future: Present Continuous am/is/are + going to + verb will + verb will + be + verb + ing 1. I (travel) to The Bahamas on my next vacation. _________________________________________________ 2. They (scuba dive) tomorrow morning. ________________________________________________ 3. We (go) for a stroll on the boardwalk later this afternoon. _________________________________________________ 4. We (have) a get together with some friends tonight. _________________________________________________

5. I (tan) on a tropical beach by next week. ________________________________________________ 6. My family and I (go) away for the summer. ________________________________________________ 7. The lifeguards (evacuate) the beach in about an hour or so. ________________________________________________ 8. She (sunbathe) on the beach after breakfast. ________________________________________________

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Sizzling 2. Bathing Suit 3. Get Together 4. Tide 5. Scuba dive 6. Cool off 7. Boardwalk 8. Swimming Trunks

9. Lifeguard 10. Tan

23 B. Autonomous Practice:

Write about a time you had on a beach somewhere with family or friends. What things did you do?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me! Have you ever ridden on a waverunner? Have you ever gone snorkeling? Have you ever gone scuba diving? Do your friends or family ever have get togethers? Have you ever gone for a stroll on a boardwalk? What do you do to cool off when itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sizzling outside?

B. Autonomous Practice: Describe the pictures: Say as much as you can about the people and situations in the pictures expressing future.

Listening: Write an appropriate question to the sentences you hear. 1. _____________________________________________________________________________ 2. _____________________________________________________________________________ 3. _____________________________________________________________________________ 4. _____________________________________________________________________________ 5. _____________________________________________________________________________

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“S i g h t s e e i n g t o u r s & a c t i v i t i e s ”

INPUT

LESSON

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk about things we do on vacation. • Talk about sightseeing and express result.

Word Bank: Tour Guide Tour Bus Ride Map Sight Snapshot Attraction World heritage Landmark Landscape

Eager Guided Historic Breathtaking Unforgettable Double Decker (To) guide (To) explore (To) sightsee (To) experience

Wildlife National Park Natural Wonder

(To) pin point (To) point out (To) take a snapshot

Grammar note: Clauses of result: Clauses of result are formed by using the following words in the boxes. Each of the sentences below indicate a result of something. so + adjective/adverb + (that) such + (a/an) + (adjective) + noun + (that) Examples: The continental buffett’s food was so good that I had seconds and then thirds. We were having such a great time at the resort that we arranged to stay a few more days. • The hotel’s room service was so good that we ordered from it again the next day. • We had such a great time at the resort that we made up our minds to come back next year.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

The guided tour was such an unforgettable experience that we chose to do it a second time. The tour guide was such a great help that we decided to tip him well. The sights were so breathtaking that we ended up taking dozens of snapshots. Some of the sights are so historic that they’ve been officially named landmarks. We had such a great time sightseeing the different landscapes that we were all eager to explore some more. There were so many attractions that we didn’t have time to experience them all. The wildlife national park is so big that the excursion lasted for more than three hours. The double decker tour bus was so spacious that it fitted more than a hundred passengers. As soon as we arrived, the tour guide pointed out that the site was considered a natural wonder. By the time I was able to pinpoint our location on the map we had already gotten lost. During the excursion, we were guided to several historic sights. When we were on the tour bus ride, I took some great snapshots. While the tour guide was pointing out the landmark’s historic facts, I was taking snapshots. The tour bus didn’t take off until every single passenger was back on board. After the sightseeing tour was over, we went back to the hotel and grabbed a bite to eat at the snackbar. We took a break and afterwards we went to hang around the poolside for a while.

Reading Comprehension: “New York City Guided Tour” Come visit us at the capital of the world and experience the most complete guided tour of New York City there is! It’s the perfect introduction to the Big Apple for first-time visitors, covering all its famous and historic sites. The tour operates as a shuttle between the attractions, and you are accompanied by our tour guides when you get off the tour bus to visit each one. You’ll get to see and take snapshots of the newly built Freedom Tower on the World Trade Center site as well as Fifth Avenue’s Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center. You’ll also get to take a short stroll through Central Park’s Strawberry Fields and board our Staten Island Ferry to get a good close up of the Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island. The climate-controlled shuttles are warm in the winter and cool in the summer. We guarantee you’ll have such a wonderful time that you’ll want to do it all over again and again. Answer the questions according to the text 1. What famous and historic attraction will you get a really good view of? _____________________________ 2. What accommodation do the tour buses have? ___________________________________________________ 3. What is another name for New York City? __________________________________________________________ What words or expressions from the text mean: Not long ago, recently ________________________________________________________ Go for a walk _________________________________________________________________ A picture taken at close range, really good view _________________________________ __

Listening: Circle the words that you hear. sight / tour bus / snapshot / natural wonder / tour guide / historic / wildlife / landmark / attraction / national park / map / sightsee / explore / breathtaking / excursion / landscape. 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. ___________________________________________________________________________________________

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ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about things we do on vacation. • Talk about sightseeing and express result.

Grammar Practice: Rewrite the sentences as ‘clauses of result’ using so and such. 1. It was a long tour ride. I fell asleep on the bus. It was _______________________________________________ The tour ride was ____________________________________ 2. I took many snapshots. My camera ran out of space. I took _______________________________________________ 3. The national park is big. The tour lasts seven hours. The national park is _________________________________ It’s _________________________________________________ 4. We had a good time. We did the tour again the next day. We had ____________________________________________

5. They are breathtaking sights. I am amazed by them. They’re ________________________________________________ The sights are _________________________________________ 6. I was eager to sightsee. I was the first one to get on the tour bus. I was __________________________________________________ 7. The sight is historic. It’s been declared world heritage. The sight ______________________________________________ It’s ____________________________________________________ 8. The tour guide was helpful. He pointed out all the site’s history. The tour guide was ____________________________________

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Historic 2. Snapshot 3. Wildlife 4. Point out 5. Explore 6. Breathtaking 7. Landmark 8. Eager

9. Sightsee 10. Landscape

27 B. Autonomous Practice:

Write about some popular or famous sights youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve visited in your country or abroad.

Speaking: A. Guided Practice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Ask Me!

Have you ever been on a tour bus? Have you ever gone sightseeing? What popular or famous sight in the world would you like to visit most? Why? Do you know of any landmarks? Have you ever been to a national park? Can you name some of the natural wonders of the world?

B. Autonomous Practice: Describe the pictures: Say as much as you can about the people in the pictures.

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“T i m e f l i e s w h e n y o u ’ r e h a v i n g f u n ”

INPUT

LESSON

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to:

• Talk about getting back from vacation. • Express past wishes.

Word Bank: Company Vacationer Loved one First-timer Tent Transport Sunscreen Control Tower Red Eye Flight A hell of a someone/something

Away Soon Overall Splendid Sunburned Memorable (To) pack (To) leave (To) return (To) camp out

Time flies A whale of a time Turn back the hands of ime

(To) check out (To) head back (To) come to an end

Grammar note: Expressing wishes in the past:

The structure below can be used to express wishes in the past:. Wish + Past Perfect (had + verb in participle form) Examples: • I wish I had came to the World Trade Center when the twin towers were here. • I wish you had seen me surfing on those huge waves. • I wish we had stayed longer at the beach. • I wish I had put on some sunscreen.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

I wish we hadn’t had to leave so soon, but unfortunately time flies when you’re having fun with your loved ones. I wish we had had more days off to spend away on vacation. I wish we had known about this resort a lot earlier. We’ve had a whale of a time here. I wish we had camped out on the beach while we were there. Next time we’ll bring a tent with us. I wish we had done the web check-in before leaving to the airport. I wish we hadn’t had to head back home on the red eye flight. He wishes he had taken sunscreen with him to the beach and not gotten sunburned. I wish I had packed a lot less for the trip. If only we didn’t have to check out so early. It’s time we returned to school and work. I wish our vacation didn’t have to come to an end. If only we could turn back the hands of time and live this memorable vacation once more. The vacationers had a splendid time at the all inclusive resort and a hell of a vacation overall. We will be waiting in the hotel lobby for our transport to the airport. We’ll be coming back next year because we had a wonderful experience as first timers. The control tower delayed our flight so we’re going to have to take the red eye flight back home.

Reading Comprehension: “Time Flies” Time flies when you’re having fun is a saying that most people would consider to be true. For example, Have you ever waited in line or sat through a boring meeting and time seemed to be barely moving? Or what about when you’re having so much fun that you seem to lose sense of time altogether? When people are experiencing positive emotions or states, they feel like time is passing faster than when they experience negative feelings. So, it would seem likely for our vacations and getaways to fly by and end quickly because we’re probably having a whale of a time. We all wish we could stay a few more days, do things all over again or just turn back the hands of time completely. It’s all very natural to feel this way. We can almost expect our trip and time away to come to an end swiftly. According to the text, are the statements True (T) or False (F)? 1. Time seems to pass by very slowly when we are having a blast. 2. Lots of people would agree that time flies by when you’re having fun. 3. One can expect their vacation to finish quickly because they’re not having a good time.

( ) ( ) ( )

What words or expressions from the text mean:? Almost not, hardly ______________________________ Completely, totally _____________________________ Move or pass by very quickly ____________________

Listening: Write the sentences that you hear. 1. __________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. _____________________________________________________________________________________________

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ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about getting back from vacation. • Express past wishes.

Grammar Practice:

Read the following situations and then complete the sentences with what you would say. Use wish + past perfect to create your sentences. 1. You forgot to take sunscreen with you to the beach. ________________________________________________ 2. You went to the shore, but you didn’t bring your bathing suit. ________________________________________________ 3. Your wanted your mother to cook for you, but she didn’t. ________________________________________________ 4. Time went by very fast on your vacation. ________________________________________________

5. You and your friends had to leave the beach very soon. _______________________________________________ 6. You went scuba diving, but you didn’t go snorkeling with your wife. _______________________________________________ 7. You wanted to fly first class, but you flew coach instead. _______________________________________________ 8. You wanted to have some company with you. _______________________________________________

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Overall 2. Sunscreen 3. Camp out 4. A whale of a time 5. Red Eye Flight 6. Splendid 7. First-Timer 8. Head back

9. Loved one 10. Come to an end

B. Autonomous Practice:

Write about an experience you have on vacation where the time went by really fast. Where were you? Who were you with? What were you doing? Why do you think the time went by so fast?

Speaking: A. Guided Practice:

Ask Me!

1. Have you ever gotten a sunburn? 2. Do you ever wish you could turn back the hands of time? 3. Have you ever felt time fly by because you were having a whale of a time? 4. What would be a first timer for you? 5. Have you ever camped out anywhere? 6. What things do you usually pack when you go away on vacation?

B. Autonomous Practice:

Do you agree or disagree with these statements? 1. Time flies when youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re having fun. 2. Going away on vacation is the best way to take a break. 3. Good things come to an end fast. 4. You should pack lots of things when you go on vacation. 5. You should wait to check in to your flight at the airport.

Listening: Answer the questions that you hear. 1. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 4. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 5. _______________________________________________________________________________________

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“T r a v e l & T o u r i s m ”

INPUT

LESSON

ObjectIVEs

I will be able to: • Talk about travel and tourism. • Talk about future wishes.

Word Bank: Visitor Sightseer Vacationist Travel Climate Tourism Sunspot Agritourism Destination Tourist Visa

Hot Wide Warm Tourist (noun & adjective) Inbound Outbound (To) head (To) get back (To) drop somebody off (To) pick somebody up

Hit the road On business Live out of a suitcase

(to) set out (to) touch down (to) see somebody off

Grammar note: Expressing wishes in the future: The structure below is used to express future wishes: wish + would/could Examples: • I wish we would go on vacation together. • I wish you could help me pack on Saturday. • I wish you would have lunch with me this weekend. • I wish they could visit us for the summer.

In Context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

I wish you would drop me off at the airport tomorrow. She wishes she could get her tourist visa to travel to the States for the summer. I wish you would get back from vacation already. I wish you could see me off at the airport. I wish we would set out on vacation somewhere with a warm climate. I wish we could head to an unbelievable sunspot for our honeymoon getaway. I wish they would pick me up from the airport next week. I wish they could be there when I touch down tonight. I’m going away on business for the next two weeks. We’ll be hitting the road towards our destination shortly. Travel and tourism have increased throughout the years. Agritourism has become more and more popular. I’ve been living out of a suitcase for the last six months. The sightseer has been taking snapshots of the breathtaking landscapes. This sight has had thousands of visitors since it first opened for tourism. Vacationists have always loved traveling to hot, tropical and tourist sunspots.

Reading Comprehension: “Travel & Tourism” Travel and tourism have become one of the world’s fastest growing industries.They are major world economic industries. The market is increasingly diverse, covering not only traditional sunshine tourism and business trips but also many new types of travel that have developed in recent years like agritourism, which is agricultural tourism, among others. Tourism has also become one of the world’s most important sources of employment. It covers a wide range of jobs, including all branches of the travel industry like hospitality in hotels and restaurants, entertainment and recreation, as well as the tourist attractions in a particular region. Areas of work include Tour Operators, Travel Agencies, Tourist Boards and Tourist Information Centers, Transport Companies, Tour Guides, Tourist Attractions and many more. Answer the questions according to the text 1. What other types of travel does travel and tourism include besides the traditional fun in the and business trips?____________________________________________________________ 2. What does tourism have a great significance in?________________________________________________________________ 3. What does tourism extend over?_______________________________________________________________________________ What words or expression from the text mean...? Showing a great deal of variety ____________________ Significant, important _____________________________ Also, too __________________________________________

Listening: Fill in the gaps with the words you hear. 1. My flight is supposed to touch down at ____________________. Would you be able to ____________________? 2. He travels a lot, so he practically ____________________. 3. She accompanied me to the airport to ____________________. 4. They’ll be waiting for you at the airport when you ____________________. 5. I think it’s time we ____________________.

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ObjectIVEs

Now I can:

• Talk about tourism and traveling. • Talk about future wishes.

Grammar Practice:

Complete the sentences by using the correct verb from the box below and would or could to express a future wish. accompany / travel / upgrade / go / pick / jet ski / take 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

I wish I _______________ away for the summer. We wish they _______________ our room to the honeymoon suite. If only you _______________ me on the sightseeing tour tomorrow morning. If only she _______________ with me in the bay this afternoon. I wish we _______________ some time off in the summer. We wish you _______________ to N.Y. with us for Christmas. If only he _______________ me up when I get back from vacation on Saturday. If only you _______________ me off at the airport tonight.

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: A. Guided Practice: Write a sentence using each of these words. 1. Pick sb up 2. Touch down 3. On business 4. Sunspot 5. Warm 6. Set out 7. Drop sb off 8. Get back

9. Head 10. See sb off

B. Autonomous Practice:

Write a paragraph about popular attractions, tourist sunspots and other popular destinations for tourists in your country.

Speaking: A. Guided Practice:

Ask Me! Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your favorite tourist sunspot in your country? Have you ever applied for a tourist visa? Have you ever traveled on business? Would you like to try agritourism? When was the last time you went to see somebody off that was going away? 6. When was the last time you picked up or dropped somebody off at the airport? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

B. Autonomous Practice: Pair work: Presentations. Work in pairs to create a tourism advertisement for an imaginary vacation getaway. Present your advertisements as if they were short commercials on television.

Listening: Write an appropriate question to the statements you hear. 1. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 5. ______________________________________________________________________________________

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Review & Practice

Sounds Great:

The ‘b’ is silent in words with the letters ‘mb’ when the word has one syllable and when it is followed by s, ed, ing, and er (for example (bombs, bombed, bombing, bomber). The ‘b’ is pronounced in words with ‘mb’ when the word itself has separate syllables. For example (bombard, combine, crumble, dumbo) etc. Doubt Debt

Thumb Numb

Crumb Dumb

Climb Bomb

Grammar: Choose the best option to complete the sentence. 1. I think it’s time we _____ a break and went on an all inclusive vacation. a) take b) took c) taken 2. I wish we _____ some more vacation time to take off from work. a) have b) had c) having 3. We will be _____ to an enchanting island on our honeymoon. a) travel b) traveled c) traveling 4. We should _____ booked our flights with the travel agency ahead of time. a) have b) had c) having 5. Our flight is being _____ due to the bad weather. a) delay b) delayed c) delaying 6. I wish we hadn’t _____ to take sunscreen to the beach with us. a) forget b) forgot c) forgotten

Vocabulary: Match the synonyms. 1. Better half ( 2. Top notch ( 3. Spot ( 4. At your fingertips ( 5. Vast ( 6. (To) head ( 7. Take a stroll ( 8. As well ( 9. Stewardess ( 10. Book (

) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

a. Easily available to you b. Also/too c. Go for a walk d. Flight attendant e. One’s spouse, husband/wife f. Huge/immense g. A particular place or point h. Reserve i. (To) go j. Excellent quality

I ntegrated Skills: Writing: Complete the sentences with your own ideas. 1. I wish I 2. I’d rather you 3. It’s time we 4. I wish we had gone

5. We will be traveling 6. I’m going to

7. We had such a great time that

8. The sightseeing tour was so much fun that 9. Feeling tired, I decided to 10. I wish you would

B. Autonomous Practice:

Write a paragraph about the topic of your choice: All inclusive resorts / Cruises / Fun in the sun / Sightseeing tours & activities.

Speaking: Guess it ! Make up small groups. By turns, a volunteer from each group comes up and describe the five words provided by the teacher in a lapse of 90 seconds. The rest of the group must guess as many words as possible. The student must only speak in English but may mime or produce sounds to be understood.

B. Autonomous Practice:

Choose three topics to speak about to the class for two minutes. Try to use as much of what you’ve learned in the lessons as seems natural and proper. • Your ideal and perfect getaway • What you do for fun in the sun • Places you’ve traveled to, and things you’ve done there • Tourist attractions or sightseeing spots in your city or country • Tourist attractions or sightseeing spots you would like to visit abroad someday

Reading Comprehension: “Start Planning your Perfect Getaway” With so many tourist destinations to choose from these days, planning the perfect getaway isn’t the easiest thing to do. There is an array of tropical islands with white sandy beaches and turquoise waters for you to set foot on. So get to your nearest travel agency, pick up a brochure and ask an agent about their vacation packages. A vast number of all inclusive resorts are waiting to be visited to attend your every need. Travel first class by plane or on a cruise through the Caribbean complete with its own flowrider. Stop by one of these paradises along the way to go sightseeing and take snapshots of its breathtaking landscapes and views. Do some other fun activities to cool off like jet skiing, snorkeling or scuba diving. Sunbathe and soak up the tropical sun while you listen to the relaxing sound of the waves crashing on the beach. You’re gonna have such a whale of a time that you’ll be wishing you had more days off to spend away once your vacation is nearly coming to an end. Don’t wait to book your trip at a later time and reserve it in advance to get the best deal possible. Well, what are you waiting for? Answer the questions about the text: 1. How does the text invite you to start planning your getaway right away?_______________________________________ 2. What does the writer mean by the word ‘array’ in that sentence? _____________________________________________ 3. What is a flowrider?_________________________________________________________________________________________ What words or expressions from the text mean...? Very close to/ almost _______________ Absorb, take in ________________ Ahead of time, beforehand ________________

Listening: Write down and answer the questions. Support your answers. 1. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Feedback Date of Assessment: ____________________ Student: _________________________ Teacher: _________________________

Assessment Criteria Performance Understands and uses appropriate vocabulary to talk about: • Vacation planning • Airports and travel • Hotels and all inclusive resorts • Cruises and ships • Fun in the sun / beach • Sightseeing and tours • Vacation ending • Travel and tourism Understands general ideas and details from written texts about the topics studied. Understands and responds appropriately to questions in the reading exercises. Understands and responds appropriately to questions in the listening exercises.

Product Writes texts about: • One’s dream vacation • A memorable experience one has had at an airport or on a flight • A memorable experience one has had on vacation at an all inclusive resort • One’s dream cruise • A time one has had on a beach somewhere with family or friends • Some popular or famous sights one has visited before in their country or abroad • An experience one has had on vacation where the time went by really fast • Popular and tourist sunspots or other popular destinations in one’s country

Can hold a conversation about: - Vacation planning and booking - Being at an airport and traveling aboard a flight - Activities and things done at hotels and all inclusive resorts - Activities and things done aboard cruises and ships - Activities and things done while having fun in the sun at the beach - Activities and things done while sightseeing on tours - Vacation situations (agreeing or disagreeing) - A tourism advertisement for a vacation getaway (presentations)

Expresses present, past and future events. Pronounces clearly and uses an adequate intonation depending on the context.

Grade

Compromise Attendance and punctuality.

Makes an effort to express his/her ideas and opinions in English when talking to classmates and teachers in and out of the classroom. Practices outside of class, which is evident by the increase of confidence, accuracy in grammar use and written and oral fluency as well as in listening and reading comprehension.

Excellent

Very Good

Good

Acceptable

Needs to Reinforce

94% - 100%

86% - 93%

78% - 85%

59% - 77%

58% or less

Teacher’s Notes:

Required Improvement Description:

Recomendations:

Date of reinforcement and / or next check out: (DD/MM/AAAA): ____________________

Teacher’s Signature:

Student’s Signature

notes

Verbos Irregulares Infinitive Be Beat Become Begin Bet Blow Break Bring Build Burst Buy Catch Choose Come Cost Cut Deal Do Draw Drink Drive Eat Fall Feed Feel Fight Find Fly Forget Freeze Get Give Go Grow Hang Have Hear Hide Hit Hold Hurt Keep Know Lay Lead Leave Lend Let Lie

Simple Past Was/were Beat Became Began Bet Blew Broke Brought Built Burst Bought Caught Chose Came Cost Cut Dealt Did Drew Drank Drove Ate Fell Fed Felt Fought Found Flew Forgot Froze Got Gave Went Grew Hung Had Heard Hid Hit Held Hurt Kept Knew Laid Led Left Lent Let Lay

Past Participle Been Beaten Become Begun Bet Blown Broken Brought Built Burst Bought Caught Chosen Come Cost Cut Dealt Done Drawn Drunk Driven Eaten Fallen Fed Felt Fought Found Flown Forgotten Frozen Got, Gotten Given Gone Grown Hung Had Heard Hidden Hit Held Hurt Kept Known Laid Led Left Lent Let Lain

Infinitive Light Lose Make Mean Meet Pay Put Read Ride Ring Rise Run Say See Sell Send Set Shake Steal Shine Shoot Show Shut Sing Sink Sit Sleep Slide Speak Spend Spring Stand Stick Swear Sweep Swim Swing Take Teach Tear Tell Think Throw Understand Wake Wear Weave Win Write

Simple Past Lit Lost Made Meant Met Paid Put Read Rode Rang Rose Ran Said Saw Sold Sent Set Shook Stole Shone Shot Showed Shut Sang Sank Sat Slept Slid Spoke Spent Sprang Stood Stuck Swore Swept Swam Swung Took Taught Tore Told Thought Threw Understood Woke Wore Wove Won Wrote

Past Participle Lit Lost Made Meant Met Paid Put Read Ridden Rung Risen Run Said Seen Sold Sent Set Shaken Stolen Shone Shot Shown Shut Sung Sunk Sat Slept Slid Spoken Spent Sprung Stood Stuck Sworn Swept Swum Swung Taken Taught Torn Told Thought Thrown Understood Woken Worn Woven Won Written

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• Nutrition Facts Label • Beauty Ideals • New Generation Addictions • Parents Trust Nature Knows Best • Organic Food Festivals • Everyday Heroes

GRAMMAR • Homophones • Compound adjectives • Phrasal verbs • Definite and indefinite articles • Quantifiers + of • Conditionals (general review) • Cleft sentences

VOCABULARY

• Stuck at an Airport • An All Inclusive Vacation • Cruising the Caribbean • Summer at the Beach • New York City Guided Tour • Time Flies • Travel and Tourism

LISTENING • Understand and respond to statements or questions. • Understand and identify general ideas in a spoken conversation or passage. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a spoken conversation or passage. • Can infer meaning from context and intonation. • Can react to what has been said.

VOCABULARY

B2.1 Feed me beautiful

SPEAKING

READING • Understand and identify general ideas in a written text. • Understand and identify specific ideas and details in a written text. Passages: • Planning on Getting Away

B2.2 Hit the Road

Marco Común Europeo B2

• TV Match • Smuggling Wildlife; a serious criminal offense • Why should I vote? • World Religions • Quotes by great thinkers

• Vacation planning • Airports and travel • Hotels and all inclusive resorts • Cruises and ships • Fun in the sun/beach • Sightseeing and tours • Vacation ending • Travel and tourism

B2.4 High-Tech SPEAKING

• Wildlife • Overpopulation • Socializing

READING VOCABULARY • Advertising • Bargain • Saving • Law • Politics • Religion • Ideas

VOCABULARY - Technology and devices - Space talk - Planets, stars and galaxies - Myths and unsolved mysteries - Extraordinary minds - Life in the wild / Wild animals - Natural phenomena - Networking