Lesson Travel and vocation

Lesson 5. Travel and vocation
How many times have you travelled abroad?
What country do you most want to visit?
Do you travel with a lot of baggage or do you like to travel light?
Task 1. Match the following TRAVEL words with the PLACES (a-i) (1-9)

Buy tickets	1.Information desk
Get the train shedule	2.at the pay phone
Make a phone call	3.airport
Check my luggage	4.newsstand
Eat something	5.baggage check
Wait for the train	6.train station
Buy a newspaper	7.snack bar
Catch the train	8.waiting area
Catch the plane	9.ticket office

Task 2. Choose the verbs connected with TRAVEL
Fly / draw / climb /take off /travel/ clean/pack/ visit/ sing/iron / leave / wait / understand / see off / cook / land / book / write / read / hike / see / go abroad /realize / sail / ride
Task 3. Match a verb A with words in B.

Column A	Column B
travel	a bus
book	from east to west
use	home
stay	in hotels
Visit	in Vladivostok
leave	Moscow
Drive	your tickets
arrive	a travel agent
Fly	your car

Task 4. Put the sentences in order in a conversation between the travel agent and customer and make up a dialogue “Conversation in a Travel Agent’s”

Task5. Match the words on the left to their definitions on the right.

Travel	1.Better but more expensive travel condition
Tour	2.visit many different places
Trip	3.Company that arranges travel
Journey	4.make a journey, typically of some length
Flight	5.short, easy
Economy class	6.longer than a trip, more time, more effort
Business class	7.Cheap and usually less comfortable passenger seats
Travel agency	8.Aircraft making a journey

Task 6 . Read the text “Across a continent by rail and by road” and do the task.
BY RAIL: The Trans- Siberian railway
Trains leave Moscow almost every day. Book your tickets in advance – don’t wait until you arrive in Moscow. You can book online or use a travel agent. There are two options:
Travel non-stop in seven days. You sleep and eat on the train. You can talk to other passengers, learn some words in Russian and enjoy the views. The train travels through amazing mountains, beautiful forests and strange deserts.
Stop on the way and stay in the hotels. Go sightseeing in the big cities. In Novosibirsk – the main city in Siberia – there are museums, art galleries, theatres and a famous opera house in the city centre. Or visit the Kungur ice Cave near Perm. From the towns of Irkutsk or Ulan-Ude , you can take a bus or train to Lake Baikal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Lake Baikal is 636 kilometres long and there are only four or five towns near it. The lake is a great place for sports activities – diving, hiking and horse riding are all popular.
BY ROAD: The Trans- Siberian highway
Are you adventurous? Then take a the new Trans-Siberian highway. Drive your car or – for the trip of a lifetime - hitch-hike with Russian drivers in their cars and lorries.
And when you finally arrive in Vladivostok, you can fly home or continue your trip - there is a boat to Japan every week.
Answer the questions
1.What are “travel non-stop “ trains?
2.Where do the non-stop trains travel?
3.What do you in travel non-stop trains?
4.What is the best place for sport?
5. Have you ever used “Travel agency”
Task 7. Watch the video “At the train station” and answer the following questions:
https://youtu.be/PHkIfzx5pXw
1.Where is she going?
2.How long does she plan for travel?
3.What is the difference between the Economy and Business class?
4.What is the price in Economy and Business class? Are the prices same?
5.What do you know about the round trip?
6.Can she book tickets online?