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CROSSWORD GAME T I R E T I C K E T S E R V A T C E N C L E V I S A A C C I N A D E L A Y S I O N T I O C K E T V N A piece of paper that allows you to travel on a vehicle 2 An arrangement to have something (a room, a seat, a table) held for your use at a later time 3 To decide that something will not happen 4 A mark or stamp on a passport that allows someone to stay in a country A shot given by a doctor to prevent infection 6 Situations in which something happens later than it should UNIT 2: TRAVEL A) LISTENING: Melanie’s story B) READING: What business travelers want C) SKILL: Exchanging the information at the airport Listening Look at the photos What is happening? What are the people thinking and feeling? Describe them in as much detail as possible Read and listen to Melanie's story Match the photos with paragraphs (A-C) A Our plane landed at Heathrow Airport 1 We had been away for months and were now returning home for Mum's birthday We went through passport control, and collected our rucksacks After backpacking round the world, this was the easy part - or so we thought We were pushing our trolleys through customs, when a customs officer stopped us 2 and spent ages searching through our luggage He must have thought that we were carrying drugs B We needed to get to London to catch the last train to Cambridge We went down to the Underground, bought a ticket 3 and found out which train to get The platform was unbelievably crowded, but we managed to push our way onto the train Halfway through the journey the train suddenly stopped Then a voice announced that there was a problem with the track and we would have to get off 4 C We climbed down from the carriage and were directed outside 5 We decided to get a taxi to the station instead A cab pulled up and we got in gratefully 6 It drove quickly through the streets but then came to a sudden halt Not again! There was a terrible traffic jam The taxi driver suggested that it would be quicker to walk 7 We got out and started running to the station We got to the train just as the guard was blowing his whistle, and jumped on It was the wrong train! 8 We ended up having to change at Stevenage 9 and didn't get home until 1.30 a.m PAR PAR KEYS PAR Complete the definitions with the correct form of the words in the box landed custom luggage passport control platform track rucksacks carriage backpacking cab trolleys traffic jam change 1.To means to get off one train onto another To _ change means to get off one train andand onto another A _ a bag that you carry your back A rucksack is is a bag that you carry onon your back A _ where you stand when you are waiting a train the station A platform is is where you stand when you are waiting forfor a train at at the station A A traffic jam is is a a long long line line of of cars cars that that isn't isn't moving moving 5.To todown comefrom downthe from sky onto the ground To means land means to come skythe onto the ground means journey Luaggage means all the suitcases and bags that you take with you on a journey landed custom luggage passport control platform track rucksacks carriage backpacking cab trolleys traffic jam change A _ is a section of a train for passengers A carriage is a section of a train for passengers _is the place where they can check your bags for illegal goods as you enter a country Customs is the place where they can check your bags for illegal goods as you enter a country _is the place where they check your travel documents as you leave or enter a country Passport control is the place where they check your travel documents as you leave or enter a country 10 _ means travelling around with your bag on your back, usually staying at cheap places 10 Backpacking means travelling around with your bag on your back, usually staying at cheap places 11 A _is a cart with wheels for carrying heavy bags 11 A trolley is a cart with wheels for carrying heavy bags 12 A _ is the set of metal rails that a train runs along 12 A track is the set of metal rails that a train runs along 13 is another word for taxi 13 Cab is another word for taxi Listen to eight announcements and dialogues Write the number of the announcement or dialogue in the box at the point in the story when you think it happened There is one box that you not need A Our plane landed at Heathrow Airport 1 We had been away for months and were now returning home for Mum's birthday We went through passport control, and collected our rucksacks After backpacking round world, this was theand easy part - our or so we thought We were pushing trolleys Mum's birthday We wentthe through passport control, collected rucksacks After backpacking round theour world, this was through customs, when a customs officer stopped us 2 and spent ages searching through our luggage the part - or so we thought pushing our trolleys Heeasy must have thought thatWe wewere were carrying drugs through customs, when a customs officer stopped us A Our plane landed at Heathrow Airport recording We had been away for months and were now returning home for recording and spent ages searching through our luggage He must have thought that we were carrying drugs B We needed to get to London to catch the last train to Cambridge We went down to the ticketto 3 andthe found out which train to platform was unbelievably BUnderground, We neededbought to get toaLondon catch last train to Cambridge Weget wentThe down to the Underground, bought a ticket crowded, but we managed to push our way onto the train Halfway through the journey the train recording and found out which train toannounced get The platform unbelievably crowded, but the we managed to push our wayhave onto suddenly stopped Then a voice that was there was a problem with track and we would to get off 4 the train Halfway through the journey the train suddenly stopped Then a voice announced that there was a problem with the C and we We climbed down from the carriage and were directed outside 5 We decided to get a taxi to track would have to get off recording the station instead A cab pulled up and we got in gratefully 6 It drove quickly through the streets but Cthen came We climbed down from theNot carriage andThere were directed outside 5traffic - We decided to get a taxi to the station instead to a sudden halt again! was a terrible jam The taxi driver suggested that A it would be quicker to walk 7 We got out and started running to the station We got to the train just as cab up was and we got in gratefully recording It drove the streets to a sudden halt thepulled guard blowing his whistle, and jumped on.quickly It wasthrough the wrong train!but 8then We came ended up having toNot change at was Stevenage andjam didn't homesuggested until 1.30 a.m again! There a terrible9 traffic The get taxi driver that it would be quicker to walk recording We got out and started running to the station We got to the train just as the guard was blowing his whistle, and jumped on It was the wrong train! recording We ended up having to change at Stevenage recording and didn't get home until 1.30 a.m READING What factors you consider when choosing an airline? Cost Alliance Safety Food, Read articles in the book Complete the table in your hand - out (You may not be able to answer every point.) Edmond Moutran Edmond Moutran John Cox Job Chairman of Memac Ogilvy & Mather Runs a publishing consultancy Job Nationality Lebanese British Travel destination Nationality Dubai, Bahrain, UK, Cairo, Jordan, Jeddah, Riyadh, Kuwait, Tunis, Mainly the US Algeria, South Africa, Barcelona, Paris Travel destination Amount of air travel 60% of working week 80,000 to 100,000 miles per year Amount of air travel Choice of class First class or business class Economy class Choice of Choice of class airline MEA, followed by Guft Air, Emirates, British Airways, Air Franc United and Star Alliance airlines Choice of airline Likes New aircraft and equipment; well-trained, fresh, energetic staff; Cheap fares, frequent-flyer points to get upgrades airline lounges (good chairs, plenty of newspaper and TV; extraLikes special treatment at airport Dislikes Dislikes Attitude of crew and staff; problem with ground staff; lack of Expensive fares, taxis openness by airlines when there are problems and delays Travel to airport Travel to airport Car to airport provided by airline Public transport Hotel requirements Hotel requirements Not mentioned wireless, internet access, good laundry service In pairs, share information about the two articles Compare the attitudes of the two travelers Whose point of view is closest to yours? Match the sentence halves to complete the definitions of the words in bold Finish in your hand - out Peak travel check in lounge Answer key : 1f 2g Frequent-flyer points upgrade boarding pass 3e 4a 5b Ground staff 6c 7d Complete the text with the phrases from Exercise Fill in your hand - out KEYS Peak travel Frequent – flyer points Upgrade Ground staff Boarding pass Check in lounge SKILL: exchanging the information at the airport Indirect questions If there is not a question word (who, when, etc.) we use if/ how The word order and verb forms in an indirect question are the same as in a direct question/ statement We sometimes use indirectly questions when we want to sound more polite Listen and complete the dialogue in your hand-out Key: 1)May I ask 2)Can you tell me 3)Could you tell me 4)Would you mind telling me 5)Do you know if Homework Do exercise and in the book and check the answers that I post on google classroom Prepare well for the online listening and reading test Read unit before next class