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    g o i n g ?

    e a r e y ou
    W her
    In this lesson:

     To say where you are going

     To talk about travel and vacation

    • Where are you going?


    Useful Phrasal
    • What time is the flight to London?
    Where are To Dubai
    you going?
    Only a suitcase.
    How many bags
    What time Are you flying
    are you checking? is your
    At ten o’clock business or Busines
    flight? coach?
    s class
    flight
    destination
    Boarding Pass

    Kate Tofts (Ms.)

    passenge date sea


    Kate Tofts (Ms.)
    r t

    gate B09 11.45 am 11.45 tim


    e
    At checking desk
    Staff: Good morning! Where are you flying to today? area
    Kate: London
    Staff: May I have your passport, please?
    Kate: Here you go?
    Staff: Are you checking in any bags?
    Kate: Yes, I have two.
    Staff: Ok, please place your bags on the scales.

    Kate: I have to stopover in Dubai – do I need to pick up my luggage there?


    Staff: No, It’ll go straight through to London. Here is your boarding pass. Your flight is
    BA616 leaves from gate B9 and it’ll begin boarding at 11.00 am. Your seat number is 20B.
    Kate: Thanks.
    GATE

    B 09
    Going through
    security Staff: Please lay your bag flat on the conveyor
    Airside belt and use the bins for small objects.
    Kate: Do I need to take my laptop out of the bag.
    Staff: Yes, you do.
    (He walks through the metal detector)

    Beep…Beep…Beep…
    Staff: Please step back. Do you have anything in
    your pockets? Keys, mobile?
    Kate: ah.. Maybe my keys.
    Staff: Ok. Come on through.
    (Then he goes through again)
    Staff: You’re all set. Have a nice flight.
    Practice: ask and answer
    1.A: Where are you going?
    B: To Bangkok
    A: What time is your flight?
    B: At eleven twenty.
    2. A: Are you waiting for someone?
    B: Yes, I am. I’m waiting for my dad.
    3. A: Is he flying coach?
    B: No, he isn’t. He’s flying the first class.
    DEPARTURE Arrival
    To Time Gate Form Time Gate
    London 9:00 D-10 Moscow 8:30 B-9
    New York 10:15 E-20 Beijing 9:45 C-12
    Dubai 11:40 B-19 Mexico City 11:15 A-17
    Singapore 1:30 C-5 Toronto 12:00 E-23

    Ask and answer about times and gates.


    Example:

    A: What time is the flight to London? A: What time is the flight from Moscow?
    B: It’s at nine o’clock. B: It’s at eight-thirty.
    A: Where is it boarding? A: Where is it arriving?
    B: It’s leaving from Gate D-10. B: It’s arriving at Gate B-9.
    Reykjav
    A Trip To Iceland k
    i

    Kate is visiting her friend Michelle, in Iceland. She’s staying with her
    in the capital, Reykjavik

    Iceland is an island near the Arctic Circle. The total population is only
    320,000. The country has many natural wonders such as the Northern
    Aurora Borealis
    Lights, also called Aurora Borealis. These lights are one of nature’s
    most spectacular shows. They appear in the sky at night, from
    September to April. Tourists can also go whale watching, ride a
    snowmobile on a glacier, or just relax in a hot spring.

    The Blue Lagoon spa is very popular with tourists and Icelanders for
    pleasure and for health. It offers hot baths from geothermal energy. n Spa
    Blue Lagoo
    Geothermal power is energy from the heat inside the earth. It’s used to
    heat the houses and generate electricity. It’s natural and pollution free.
    Iceland has lots of volcanoes, and so it has enormous geothermal
    power resources
    Arctic Circle
    Vocabulary:
    population (n.) - all the people living in a country, area or place
    wonder (v.)- an object that causes a feeling of great surprise
    spectacular (adj.) - very exciting to look at
    snowmobile (n.) - a small motor vehicle for travelling on snow and
    ice
    glacier (n.) - a large mass of ice that moves slowly
    geothermal (adj.) - of or connected with the heat inside the earth:
    pollution (n.) - damage caused to water, air, etc. by harmful
    substances or waste
    enormous (adj.) - extremely large
    resource (n.) - a useful or valuable possession

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