Vocabilary Word formation 1 suffixes for adjectives and nouns Reading Holiday reviews Review Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple Past Simple Real World asking for and making recommedations ID: 1001300
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1. 3C Call that a holiday?3D A trip to IndiaVocabilary: Word formation (1): suffixes for adjectives and nounsReading: Holiday reviewsReview: Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple; Past SimpleReal World: asking for and making recommedationsReview: travel vocabulary
2. Discuss these questions:Which holiday can you remember from your childhood?What was the best, or worst holiday you’ve ever had?Have you or anyone you know had an unusual holiday? If so, why was it unusual?Now, please, open your books on the page 24, and read the text from the exercise 2 and answer the questions:What is the programme about?How many holidays are in the programme?Which holiday sounds the most interesting, do you think?Listen to the part of TV programme. Which holidays are Alan and Emily going on? Why did they choose these holidays?
3. Please, try to do exercise 3 b), p. 24Now, read the holiday reviews by Alan and Emily, p. 25.Answer these questions:How long did he/she stay?What was the accomodation like?What did he/she do during he holiday?What was the best thing about the holiday?What was the most difficult part of the holiday?Would he/she go on the same holiday again?
4. Word formation (1): suffixes for adjectives and nounsWe sometimes make adjectives from nouns, or nouns from adjectives by adding an ending (a suffix), for example:comfort (n.) – comfortable (adj.) happy (adj.) – happiness (n.)Now, please try to do exercise 7, p. 25.On your right you can find help with new vocabularyNow, let’s practice grammar. Could you please, do exercise 1/2/3, p.18, Workbook.
5. 3D A trip to IndiaPlease, open your books, p.26.Look at the photo of Delhi, in India. Would you like to go there? Why? Why not?LISTENING: Michael is going on a trip to Delhi. He is asking his friend Ellen for recommedations. Please try to do exercise 2 Tick the topics they talk aboutTick the correct sentences and change the incorrect ones
6. Asking for and making recommedationsTry to do exercise 3 on the page 26.On your right you can find help with new vocabularyTry to do exercise 5/1/2/3/4/5, p. 27, Student’s book,and exercise 1/2/3, p.18 and exercise 1/2/3, p. 19, Workbook
7. Thank you for your attention!#Stay positive!#Stay healthy!#Stay home! Lecturer Ivana Milačićivana.milacic@udg.edu.me