This document provides information about going on a vacation and getting ready for a trip. It discusses using infinitives to give reasons for things and asking for and giving advice. Some key things to remember for a trip include sandals, a bathing suit, and a towel. Grammar points covered include using should and shouldn't for suggestions about what to pack. Expressing agreement or disagreement with suggestions is also discussed, using phrases like "That's a great idea" or "I guess we could."

1. UNIT 4
GOING AWAY

2. In unit 4, you learn how to…
 Use infinitives to give reasins
 Use it in sentences like It’s easy to do
 Ask for and give advice and suggestions
 Talk about vacations and getting ready for a trip
 Repond to suggestions.
 Use I guess to sound less sure about something.

3. GETTING READY

4. GRAMMAR
 I’m going to Colombia to see my relatives
 I need to go shopping to get a suitcase
 I have to go online to find a flight.
 Is it easy To find bargains online?
 It’s easy to do
 It’s not hard to do

5. THINGS TO REMEMBRER
VOCABULARY:
Sandals
A bathing suit
A towel

6. GRAMMAR
 What should I take
 Should I take these shoes?
 You should take a hat
 You shouldn’t take high heels
 You could borrow your dad’s hat
 You need to have warm clothes.
 Do you want to pack some other shoes?
 Why don’t you take a hat?
 It’s a good idea to pack a jacket
 Take a flashlight

7. THAT’S A GREAT IDEA
For suggestions you
like:
 That’s great idea
 That’s sounds great
 I’d love to
For suggestions you
don’t like:
 I guess we could, but
 I dont’n know
 I’d like to, but
 You can use I Guess
when you’re not 100%
sure about
something, or if you
don’t want to sound
100% sure.