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UNIT 2
Traveling is my hobby
SNAPSHOT
Name the following objects.
Sianok Canyon
Harau Valley
Harau Valley is another canyon near the town of Payakumbuh, West Sumatra.
Harau valley has steep colorful sandstone walls 150 meters tall on either side
of the narrow valley. There are dozens of waterfalls.
READING
First, pack light. This starts with your luggage. It is easier to get in and
out of places if your luggage is not too big or too full. I know it’s hard to pack
light, especially if you’re a girl. Girls want to carry a lot of stuff. But if you have
space in your bag, you can shop at your destination. Second, be on time. If
you fly or drive somewhere, leave on time and arrive early to avoid stress.
Third, leave work behind. Enjoy the beach in front of you without working
on your laptop. Listen to the ocean and the breeze instead of talking on your
phone. Fourth, do nothing. There are days to work and days to relax.
Respect yourself by doing nothing occasionally. Take pleasure in not doing
anything and don't feel guilty because it is good for your mind to rest
sometimes.
Fifth, chill out. Don’t let anything or anyone bother you. Sixth, take
pleasure. Enjoy the food and activities around you, even if they are
unfamiliar. Seventh, take a chance. Do something heart-pumping, such as
cliff-diving, scuba-diving or eating foreign food. Take a chance and experience
things that are out of your comfort zone. Eighth, treat yourself. Give
yourself something extra and feel good about it. So if you want to try the spa
or buy new clothes, then you should do it. Capture the moment. Make
memories of your vacation by taking a lot of pictures.
Adapted from: http://wikihow.com
Vocabulary
(noun) a group of things wrapped or tied together; a
bundle, especially carried on the back of an animal or a
pack
person: a horse pack; a hiker's pack, a backpack.
(verb) to put things together in order to carry them.
the place to which a person or thing travels or is sent; example:
destination
Our destination is Bali.
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leave to go out of or away from, as a place; example: to leave the
house.
pleasure recreation or amusement; diversion; enjoyment; example:
Are you traveling on business or for pleasure?
vacation holiday, time away from your home and work.
Exercise 1 !
Look at the following sentences. Write down what you think they mean.
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Pack light! !
Leave your house on time !
Chill out!, forget your work !
Take pleasure !
Treat yourself !
Capture the moment !
Be on time !
Exercise 2
Read the article above and complete the following chart.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
4. ____ Enjoy the beach in front of you while working on your laptop.
5. ____ You may carry your computer so that you can save your data on it.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
Imperative
An imperative sentence is used for giving instructions. An imperative
sentence begins with the verb-1 form and usually ends with a period
(.) or an exclamation point (!). However, it can also end with a
question mark(?) in some instances.
Positive Imperative !
(Subject - never
Verbs Objects
said)
(You) Wash your hands.
(You) Listen to me.
(You) Clean the house.!
Negative Imperatives
Don’t talk!
Don’t make a noise!
Don’t sit on the desk!
Don’t go!
Don’t sleep in the classroom!
Don’t forget to write your name!
Exercise 5
Arrange the scrambled sentences into correct imperative sentences. Number 1
has been done for you.
1. time – on – come. Come on time!
2. it - by - do – yourself
3. watch – step – your
4. carefully – text – the – read
5. your – book – out – take
6. assignment – collect – the
7. at – the - look – board – white
8. partner – dialog - practice – the – with – a
9. correct – complete – with – sentence – the – word – the
10. sister - pick – the – at - up – your – airport
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WRITING