Unit 6. Destinations

Look at the photo and answer the questions. A. Match each verb to a noun. Then match each verb + noun to a photo. B. Write the activities you do before and during your vacation in A in the correct column. C. In groups, write other things you do before and during a vacation. Then share your ideas with the class. D. Complete the text using the simple past of the verbs in the box. Then listen and check your answers. E. In pairs, make sentences about a past vacation. Change the verbs into the simple

A. Look at the different types of vacations. Which can you see in the photo? Which types of vacations do you like? Why? B. Listen to two conversations about two different types of vacations. Write the types of vacations. C. Listen again. Circle T for true or F for false. Correct the false statements in your notebook. D. Listen and check (✔) the correct boxes in the table. Then listen again and repeat the words. E. Listen to the sentences and check () the pronunciation of the -ed endings. F. Look

A. Write two or three emphatic adjectives below each photo. B. Complete the text with adjectives of attitude. C. Complete the blanks with the passive form of the verbs in parentheses. D. Make questions about the trip in C. Then match them to the correct answers. E. Listen to the conversation. What was good about the weekend? What was bad? F. Practice the conversation in pairs. Switch roles and practice again. G. Change the underlined adjectives to emphatic adjectives or adjectives of attitude an

A. Look at the photo. What do you think this is? What is special about this place? B. Do you know the names of any other national parks? Which countries are they in? C. Match the words and phrases from the advertisement to the definitions. D. Read the advertisement and answer the questions. E. In pairs, think of another national park you know about. Answer as many of the questions as you can. GOAL CHECK

A. Before you travel to a new place, where can you find information about it? B. How often do you use the Internet to look for information about these things? Write never, sometimes, or often. C. In pairs, compare your answers in B. Discuss where you usually find the information. D. Read the following extract of three online texts. Where do you think they are from? Why? E. Read the time references below. Then underline the time references in D. F. Complete the sentences with time references. The