16 Ang N2 Travel Prefer&Would Rather - Presentation Transcript
English Lesson N°: 16 Topic: Travel Level: Intermediate Grammar: prefer & would rather
Introductory Questions
Do you like to travel?
Do you prefer travelling within your
own country or overseas/abroad?
Describe your last holiday.
Whom do you normally travel with?
Have you ever travelled alone? If so, did you like it?
On average, how often do you go away each year?
Vocabulary
Airport
Check-in
To land (atterrir)
To take-off (décoller)
Plane
Destination
Passenger
Vocabulary
Route
Trip
Travel agent
To go camping
Camping ground
Cruise (croisière)
Youth hostel (auberge de jeunesse)
Vocabulary
Hotel
Motel
Bed and Breakfast (B & B)
Luggage (bagages)
Package holiday (forfait vacances)
to go sightseeing (faire du tourisme)
Video and Questions
What type of programme is this?
Where is Vanuatu? How long does it take to get there from Australia?
What is the guide’s name?
What do we learn about religion on this island?
What is the native language of most of the children in the school? What is the school now trying to teach?
What are some of the activities available to tourists in the afternoon?
What does the Pele Island tour include?
What are the five cities listed at the end? Which country are they in?
Grammar(1)
Prefer + verb + -ing…to / would rather + verb…than
To express preferences concerning actions, you can either use the construction:
‘ I prefer walking to driving.’
or
‘ I would rather walk than drive.’
The difference between the two constructions is that the first one is talking about walking and driving in general . The second construction is used when referring to a specific situation. E.g. I would rather walk than drive (today/to the supermarket).
Grammar(1)
Exercises : Form sentences using these
constructions and the following groups of words:
drink water / drink juice
sunbathe on the beach / go for a hike
listen to rock / go to see an opera
study for my English test / have a meeting with my boss
clean the bathroom / watch a Shakespeare play
play soccer all day / do my homework
go to the US / cruise the Mediterranean
live by the beach / rent a fancy apartment in the city
Simulations(1)
The teacher is a travel agent and you want to book a holiday. Tell the agent where you want to go and why, and for how long.
Your teacher is a customer wanting to go on a holiday and you are the travel agent. The customer cannot decide where to go and you have to suggest options. Make sure you ask lots of questions.
Simulations(1)
Your teacher is a holidaymaker who just arrived at your youth hostel in the mountains. It is summer so there is no snow, but there are still many things to do. You work at the reception. Explain to the guest what he/she can do.
You arrive in a new city for a holiday, but have not planned anything. You go to the tourist information office to find out about accommodation, sights to see, where to eat, and the various activities you can do. The teacher is the employee who helps you.
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