أسئلة للنقاش
أسئلة محادثة إنجليزية عن السفر (B1–C1)
الرحلات وأساليب التخطيط والسياحة، وما يعلّمنا السفر حقًا.
- العمر
- من 13 سنة فأكثر
- المستوى
- B1–C1
- المهارة
- المحادثة
- الصيغة
- دليل المعلم
نشاط تمهيدي
In pairs, list five things that can go wrong on a trip and rank them from 'mildly annoying' to 'total disaster'. Share your worst one with the class.
اختر سؤالًا
B1 · 1 من 12
What's the best trip you've ever taken, even a short one, and what made it special?
الأسئلة الـ12 كلها
B1
- What's the best trip you've ever taken, even a short one, and what made it special?
- Do you like to plan every detail of a trip or decide things as you go? Why?
- What do you always pack, wherever you're going?
- Which place near your home would you show a visitor first, and why?
B2
- Is it better to spend a long time in one place or to see several places quickly? Why?
- How has the internet changed the way people choose and plan their trips?
- What are the pros and cons of travelling in a big group compared with travelling alone?
- If you could spend a month anywhere in the world, where would you go and what would you do there?
C1
- To what extent can a short-term visitor ever really understand a place?
- Should popular destinations limit the number of tourists, even if local businesses lose income as a result?
- Some people say you can 'travel' through books, films and food without leaving home. How far do you agree?
- How might travel look in thirty years' time, and what would we gain or lose along the way?
نشاط ختامي
In small groups, plan a three-day visit to your town for a guest on a tight budget. Present it in one minute, using at least two phrases from the list.
بطاقات أسئلة للطباعة
اثنتا عشرة بطاقة للقص، على كل منها مستواها، ومعها العبارات والمفردات.
موارد ذات صلة
خطة درس
أسئلة محادثة إنجليزية عن الأخبار والإعلام
العناوين والأخبار الكاذبة والخوارزميات وكيف نبقى على اطلاع.
خطة درس
أسئلة محادثة إنجليزية عن تعلم اللغات (B1–C1)
كيف نتعلم وما الذي يعيقنا وماذا تعني الطلاقة حقًا.
أداة للمعلم
أسئلة محادثة للمراهقين والكبار
أكثر من 200 سؤال محادثة من B1 إلى C1، لكل سؤال سؤالا متابعة وعبارات مفيدة.
خطة درس
لعب أدوار بالإنجليزية: الشكوى بلباقة
موسيقى صاخبة ومنبّه مبكر وحفلة عيد ميلاد لا يريد أحد إلغاءها.
What's the best trip you've ever taken, even a short one, and what made it special?
B1 · Travel
Do you like to plan every detail of a trip or decide things as you go? Why?
B1 · Travel
What do you always pack, wherever you're going?
B1 · Travel
Which place near your home would you show a visitor first, and why?
B1 · Travel
Is it better to spend a long time in one place or to see several places quickly? Why?
B2 · Travel
How has the internet changed the way people choose and plan their trips?
B2 · Travel
What are the pros and cons of travelling in a big group compared with travelling alone?
B2 · Travel
If you could spend a month anywhere in the world, where would you go and what would you do there?
B2 · Travel
To what extent can a short-term visitor ever really understand a place?
C1 · Travel
Should popular destinations limit the number of tourists, even if local businesses lose income as a result?
C1 · Travel
Some people say you can 'travel' through books, films and food without leaving home. How far do you agree?
C1 · Travel
How might travel look in thirty years' time, and what would we gain or lose along the way?
C1 · Travel
Useful phrases
- As far as I'm concerned, travelling slowly is...
- Personally, I think the best way to get to know a new place is...
- In my experience, the most memorable trips are...
- I couldn't agree more. That's exactly why...
- That's a fair point, and I'd add that...
- I see what you mean, but...
- I'm not so sure about that. For me, ...
- It probably depends on who you're travelling with, but...
Vocabulary
- off the beaten track — away from the places most tourists visit
- itinerary — a detailed plan of a journey
- overtourism — so many visitors that a place and its residents suffer
- culture shock — confusion you feel in an unfamiliar culture
- hidden gem — an excellent place that few people know about
- layover — a short stop between two flights