Today we must:
• activate writing skills, the use of vocabulary and lexico-grammatical constructions on the topic;
• improve the skills of monologue and dialogical speech on the topic;
• improve the listening and reading skills of a foreign language;
• create: a situation to think logically and the ability to draw conclusions.
The steering wheel of our trip
2. Ways of
travelling
3. Problems during trips, ways of solution
5. How to have a conversation at the
airport ?
4. Travel memories & impressions
6. Popular destinations
Why do
people travel?
get new emotions, feelings and experience;
change the scene;
admire the beauty of nature;
see other countries and continents;
discover different ways of life;
meet different people;
learn a lot of things that they can never see or learn at home
1. Warm up. Why do people travel? Reasons for travelling (read and translate):
Ex.2 p.140 (H/W)
Check in
Baggage
Departure
Departure
Duty-free
Conveyer
Passport
lounge/gate
desk
board
re-claim
shop
control
belt
3. What problems can you face while travelling?
Answers Ex.2 p.140
Check in
Baggage
Departure
Departure
Duty-free
Conveyer
Passport
lounge/gate
desk
board
re-claim
shop
control
belt
1 I handed in my ticket at the check-in desk.
2 My bag took hours to appear at baggage re-claim.
3 The departure board showed that our flight had been delayed.
4 We settled down for a long wait in the departure lounge.
5 I bought my wife some expensive perfume at the duty-free shop.
6 The conveyer belt kept going round but my bags were nowhere to be seen.
7 The guard at passport control laughed at my photograph when I handed it to him.
Translate the sentences orally (H/W):
Open your dictionaries and revise the Vocabulary for Ex.3 p.140
aisle [aɪl] проход между рядами
boarding /boarding pass [ˈbɔːdɪŋ] посадка/ посадочный талон
cabin /cabin crew [ˈkæbɪn] кабина/экипаж самолета
hand [hænd] ручной
delayed [dɪˈleɪd] задержанный
take-off [teɪk ɒf] slot - время посадки
air traffic control [eə ˈtræfɪk kɒnˈtrəʊl] диспетчерская служба воздушного транспорта
short [ʃɔːt] короткий
jet lag [ʤet læg] усталость от долгого перелета, чувство дискомфорта от перемены часового пояса
poor [pʊə] слабый
Ex.3 p.140. See how we can cope with different problems.Fill in, write in your copybook and read (there`re 3 extra words):
1 A: Hi! I heard you had a great time in America. В: Absolutely, but it took me a day or two to recover from the ......... lag. 2 A: Would you like a window seat? B: No, I'd like an.......... seat, please. 3 A: Did you manage to get a direct flight? B: No, but it's only a ......... stopover, so I don't mind. 4 A: How many pieces of ......... luggage am I allowed? B: Only one small bag, sir. 5 A: How much longer will we have to wait? B: It shouldn't be much longer sir, we're just waiting for the next available ........ slot.
aisle
boarding
hand
delayed
take-off
jet
short
poor
4.What are your travel memories? (H/W high level)
Tell us about your unforgettable journey…
My family have been dreaming about Crimea for years now, but we ended up in Sochi on May holidays. And now I tell you why.
For my opinion the most interesting moments of our trip were:
1. The largest aquarium on the southern coast of Russia. There are 30 aquariums with a total volume of 5 million liters of water on the territory of 6000 sq. m.
2. Sochi Park is the country's first theme park and one of the most powerful magnets attracting tourists from all over the world to Sochi. Among the most popular attractions are the extreme slides "Snake Gorynych“, "Quantum Leap"as well as the country's tallest free-fall tower "Firebird".
I want to say that it is definitely necessary to travel to change your routine, broaden your horizons, positive emotions and memories for life.
Ex6, p141 Group work
Information | Number in order |
Where/when to board –(Где/когда идти на посадку) |
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• Who packed his bags – | |
• Where he would like to sit – | |
• To hand over his travel documents – | |
• To say whether he is carrying any forbidden items – | |
• How much luggage he has – | |
• Where to put his suitcase – |
find justification words from the dialogue.
6. What are popular destinations? Group work
Do the crossword-puzzle and get a “pleasant” word
Down:
A popular seaside resort in Russia.
One of the most favourite destinations of Russian people abroad.
A sea that washes six countries (including Russia, Turkey, Georgia)
An island in the Pacific Ocean that is surrounded by mysteries.
A skiing resort.
One of the European capitals.
A country where the home of the Oracle is situated.
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1. Get ready for the test on Module 8
2. Ex.3 p.140. Fill in short exchanges, write in your copybook and read (from 6 to 10)
3. *(High level) Ex.4 p.140. Make up 4 exchanges using the prompts
Let’s summarize our work!
Today we:
activated writing skills, the use of
vocabulary and lexico-grammatical
constructions on the topic Travel;
improved the skills of monologue
and dialogical speech;
improved the listening and
reading skills of a foreign language;
created a situation to think
logically and the ability to draw
conclusions.
Your marks are…
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