- •Unit I. Travelling. Topical vocabulary
- •Reading comprehension
- •Travel advice
- •The travel bug
- •Vocabulary
- •Reading
- •Vocabulary exercises
- •1.Put each of the following words or phrases in its correct place in the passsage below.
- •3.Put each of the following words in its correct place in the passage below. Some words must be used more than once.
- •4. Complete the sentences with the words in the boxes.
- •5. Match the words from the boxes in Exercise 4 with the definitions.
- •2.Explain the difference between ….......
- •Complete the phrase with words from the box.
- •Replace the underlined word(s) with a word or phrase with a similar meaning.
- •Match the words from Part II of Topical Vocabulary with the definitions.
- •Suggest synonyms for:
- •Describe your own attitude to travelling using as many words from topical vocabulary as possible. Writing postcard
- •Listening comprehension
- •Vocabulary study
- •A Strong Desire To Travel
Complete the phrase with words from the box.
Track easy wander atmosphere batteries it all around streets |
1 cobbled ______ 4 get away from _____ 7 laze ________
2 go for a ______ 5 off the beaten ______ 8 recharge your _____
3 take it _______ 6 soak up the ________
Replace the underlined word(s) with a word or phrase with a similar meaning.
1. He’s running a flourishing new business. _____________
2. Just look at that beautiful view of the mountains. ______________
3. My son’s interests are very varied. _______________
4. The villa was quite remote. ______________
5. We’re going on a long walk across the desert. _____________
6. Our preference is to keep the original design for the garden. ___________
7. We just want to relax and do very little. ___________________
8. The old buildings in the centre need to be repaired. ____________
Match the words from Part II of Topical Vocabulary with the definitions.
1 walk slowly without a real purpose or direction …………………
2 far away from other people and houses …………………
3 beautiful because it has not been changed or built on …………………
4 streets with a surface of old round stones …………………
5 extremely attractive or impressive …………………
6 experience the process of repairing old buildings, paintings, etc. …………
7 absorb or take sth into your senses, body, or mind …………………
8 full of life and energy ………………….
9 go somewhere different to have a rest or holiday ………………….
10 far from places where other people live ………………….
Suggest synonyms for:
1. left-luggage office; 6. luggage;
2. to arrive at; 7. Lost property office;
3.travel agency; 8. luggage receipt;
4. to be sold out; 9. leave on time;
5. to be behind the schedule; 10. to unwind;
Describe your own attitude to travelling using as many words from topical vocabulary as possible. Writing postcard
Dear Dave, Well, this is my first time in New Zealand, but I sure hope it won’t be the (1) _______ . Laura and I are (2) ______ at Waite Mata Harbour, which is relatively busy – though Auckland only has just over one (3) _______ people. But the beach is one way and the farms are the other (4) ______ and both are glorious and there’s nobody there! And as the picture on this (5) ______ shows, for someone who liked sailing, like you do, this (6) _____ is paradise. They call it the city of sails. Maybe one day you and I will visit Auckland (7) ______ and you can take me sailing. I’d like that … Speak to you when I get (8) _______ . Love, Helen |
Dave Smith 10 Wall Road Newcastle England
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Task 1. Write the missing words in the correct place on the postcard.
Back card city last million staying together way |
Task 2. True or false?
1 Helen has been to New Zealand before. _______
2 Helen is visiting New Zealand alone. ______
3 Helen has visited the beach and the farms. ______
4 There are more people where Helen is staying than on the beach or at the farms. _____
5 Helen tells Dave she has been sailing. _____
6 Dave likes sailing. _____
7 Helen wants to go back to Auckland one day with Dave. _____
Task 3. Take any postcard and sign it to your family and/or friends.
