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Thenfind words in each option (A, B and C) which have a similar meaning. @ ow choose thecorrectietter:4, orc. * With each text, think about what Kind of textitis, * Underline the key words in each ‘option. Then look for words and phrases in the options and the text that have similar meanings. @ Look at the textin each question (2-5). What does it say? For each question, choose the correct answer, Hi an, | had leds of fun today! My frends and | went sailing today before playing tennis. Then we had a barbecue onthe beach and ate the fresh fish we'd caucht Back soon, Vicki A After playing tennis, Vicki wenton aboat ti j ate dinner on the beach before going sailing. During her boat trip, Vicki went fishing, www.sachmoizh.com @ @ eoe From: Dave ‘To: Rob Subject: Snowboard Can still borrow your snowboard for the trip? Pete saysho can end mehis but think yoursis better. Let me know. ‘A. Pete's snowboard isnot as good as Rob B_Davewould rather borrow Pete's snowboard. Rob would prefer to lend his snowboard to Pete. Gein Please shower before entering Diving only perittedin the deep end 'No food or dinkin the pool area A. Eating and drinkingis not allowed next to the pool B After swimming, please use the showers provided. © Diving is forbidden in al parts of the pool, Muy Please wake meup at 7 tomorrow moming, dont rc to ids the bus for toe trip and 1Ud need to make some sandwiches, laine Claires asking her mum to ‘A. make her some sandwiches for hertrip. B_ make sure sheis awake by acertain time. € driveher to the bus top. @ Workin groups. choose one of theholiday destinations in the photos on page 34. Plan a holiday together. + Where are you going? In which season and how long for? + What are you going to see and do there? + Wherewill you stay? Where will you eat? @® Present your holiday to the class. Listen carefully to ‘each presentation, Decide on the best idea. onratiser (( )etic travel, journey and trip oO Exam candidates often make mistakes with travel, journey andtrip, Choose the correct ‘options in italics. 1. My parents often goon business journeys / trips. 2. Vd love towinatr /journey to Australia stayingin a five-star hotel. 3 Last summer, we tripped travelled around ‘my country. 4 tvejust got back from holiday. Itwasa wonderful travel /trip. 5. I'm really afraid of flyingso loften get very nervous about the travel/journey. Look at this extract from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary and check your answers from Exercise 1. travel, journey or trip? Thenoun travel isa generat word which means the activity of travelling Air travel has become muchcheaper. travel verb to make a journey | spent ayear traveling around Asia Use journey to talk avout when you travel from ane place to another. He fellasteep during the train journey. Did you havea good journey? Did you havea good travel? Atrip isa journey in which you visita place fora short time and come back again. a business trio 3-day trip to Spain Work in groups. Ask and answer questions to find someone who ... + would liketo travel around the world, + went ona trip abroad last summer, + often gets bored on long journeys + prefers tains to cars. + doesn’t like travelling. (Woy vata ewer) V MA Goriwoue) (jrewout you tatoo?) V ‘ey aaa aa aaa Cries Comparative and superlative adjectives > Page 124 Grammar reference Comparacive and supertarive acjectives @ Workin pairs. Road these facts. Decideifthoy are tue orfalee. Then check your answers on page 164. 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