ADVISING SESSION UNIT 40

Vocabulary
• Can use general language related to common ways of traveling (change/get off at (the station); fly
first-class/coach; rent a car; take the blue line; travel by bus/train; travel on a ferry)

• Can use some detailed language related to a holiday (arrival; getaways; guide; itinerary; nightlife;
visa)

• Can use common language related to holiday accommodation (arrival; checkout; luxury)

• Can use general language related to geographical features of a place of interest (beautiful; charm;
cliff; coast; forest; isle; ocean; peaceful; popular; quiet; scenery; shore; touristy; view; woodland)

• Can use some detailed language related to the weather (breeze; climate; foggy; gale; mild; misty;
stormy; thunderstorm)

Grammar
• Can ask simple indirect questions to get information (Do you know what the weather is like there?)

• Can express the duration of an existing situation that started in the past (I haven’t seen you all
evening; I’ve worked here for six months; I haven’t seen her since yesterday)

Just, yet, ever

Speaking
• Can ask simple questions to find out about a subject (Why do you want to live in a big city?)

• Can deal with common situations when making travel arrangements or traveling (Where would you
like to go on vacation?)

You should tell your partner where you went, how you traveled, what you did, and where you stayed.
Give as many details as you can. What can you do, what troubles etc…

Asking for directions-> Could you tell me… Do you know… can you tell me + 5W/1h

Present perfect…., with for/since