The document covers travel plans, using future tenses 'be going to' and 'will' for expressing decided plans and possibilities. It includes a conversation between two friends discussing vacation plans, along with travel advice and necessary items for traveling. Additionally, it highlights grammar focuses on modals for necessity and suggestion related to travel preparations.

1. GOING
PLACES

2. You will learn:
Describe plans with
be going to and will
Travel advice using
modals for
necessity and
suggestion

3. 1.
What Are You
Going to Do?

4. Which activities do you like to do on vacation?
Which activities did you do on your last vacation?
Make a list of other activities you like to do on
vacation!

5. Conversation
Julia : I’m so excited! we have two weeks off! What
are you going to do?
Nancy : I’m not sure. I guess I’ll just stay home. Maybe,
I’ll hangout with my friends and watch some
movies. What about you? Any plans?
Julia : Yeah, I’m going to relax at the beach with my
cousin. We’re going to go surfing every day. And my
cousin likes to fish, so maybe we’ll go fishing one day.
Nancy : Sounds like fun.
Julia : Say, why don’t you come with us?
Nancy : Do you mean it? I’d love to! I’ll bring my
surfboard!
Julia : That’s great! The more the merrier.

6. Grammar focus
Future with be going to and
will
Use be going to + verb for plans you’ve
decided on.
Use will + verb for possible plans before you’ve
made a decision.
What are you going to do?
I’m going to relax at the beach.
We’re going to go surfing every
day.
I’m not going to do anything
special.
What are you going to do?
I’m not sure. I guess I’ll just stay home.
Maybe I’ll watch some movies.
I don’t know. I think I’ll go camping.
I probably won’t go anywhere.

7. ‘m going to
‘m going to
will
are going to
will
will
are going to
won’t
are going to
‘m going to

8. Travel planning. Match the
categories.
ATM card cash hiking boots plane tickets
suitcase
Backpack credit card medication sandals swimsuit
Carry-on bag first-aid kit passport student ID vaccination
Hat driver’s license local currency vitamins
laptop case
Hiking boots
sandals
swimsuit
hat Local currency
Credit card
ATM card
Cash First-aid kit
medication
vaccination
vitamins
passport
Plane ticket
Student’s ID
Driver’s license
backpack
Carry-on bag
suitcase
Laptop case

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11. 2.
Speak Up
Challenge!
Fun vacations

12. TELL ME ABOUT YOUR DREAM
VACATION!

13. 3.
TRAVEL ADVICE

15. Grammar focus
Modals for necessity or
suggestion.
Describing necessity
You must have a driver’s license.
You need to be 21 or over.
You have to get a passport.
You don’t have to get vaccinations.
Describing suggestion
You’d better avoid the stalls on the street.
You ought to pack a first-aid kit.
You should try some local specialties.
You shouldn’t carry a lot of cash.

16. had better
must
should
shouldn’t
need to
ought to

17. 4.
Speak Up
Challenge!
Travel suggestion

18. Advise and suggest more about food, money, public transportation, etc.

19. THANKS!
What do we learn today?
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