Where did you go on your vacation?

Last summer, they visited Honduras.

They had an exiting vacation

filled with different activities
and experiences. Here is their
story…

Where did they go on their vacation?

They went / came to Honduras
 Did you visit the beach?
Yes, we swam in Tela, and we practiced scubadive in
Roatan.

Where did you sleep?

We slept in Hotel Barcelo Palma Real, very comfortable it
was a relaxing experience.
 How was the food?

It was delicious, the waiters were very friendly.

Did you have any problems during the trip?

Yes, we had many problems…

• A young man stole Kristen's purse

• Our ferry ride was very long.

• The people at the airport were

unfriendly.

• Driving in Honduras was very scary

 What was the most exciting thing
about the trip?
Robert decided we wanted to skydive. This is so unusual
for him.

This really was a terrible news for me. I was scared I

might loose my “true love”.
 How did you manage this situation?

I said, “Robert, please there is no need to rush on your

decisions”. I knew he was going to do it, so I gave him a
good bye kiss.
Do you have any last
comments
about your visit?

Honduras is a beautiful country, the Maya history is very

interesting! Our visit never became boring.

We love Honduras!!!
 Where did you go on your vacation?

* Past tense of “do”

I went to Hawaii.

* Past tense of “go”

What did you do?

• I went to the beach.
• She ate good food.
• They bought many gifts.
• He slept till late.
 How was the staff at the restaurant?
they
* Past tense of “be”
They were unfriendly.

How was your food?

it
It was delicious.

Did he sleep late?

No he did not sleep late.

* didn’t
• ed: after voiced sounds.
/b/, /g/, /z/, /v/, /m/, /n/, /l/, /r/
You feel a vibration on your throat.
Clean ---- walk

• /t/: after voiceless sounds.

/p/, /k/, /s/, /f/
There is no vibration on your throat.
Pack-----like

• /id/: after /t/ and /d/

Split the word before /d/ or /t/, so that these
endings begin with a consonant.
Visi/ted nee/ded wai/ted