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Вопросы о путешествиях на английском (B1–C1)
Поездки, планы, туризм и то, чему на самом деле учат путешествия.
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- от 13 лет
- Уровень
- B1–C1
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- Методичка
Разминка
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.
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What's the best trip you've ever taken, even a short one, and what made it special?
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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?
Финальное задание
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.
Карточки с вопросами для печати
Двенадцать карточек для вырезания с уровнем на каждой, а также фразы и лексика.
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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