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English Vocabulary - Travel vocabulary This is a list of vocabulary items related to travel I go by, I go on means of transport Useful travel expressions General travel vocabulary Public transportation (British public transport) is a system of vehicles such as buses and trains which operate at regular times on fixed routes and are used by the public. Means of transport The road / the highway / the port / the airport Arrival / departure time Where's the information desk, please? To commute is to make the same journey regularly between work and home. It's exhausting commuting from Brighton to London every day. A journey is traveling from one place to another, especially in a vehicle. I love going on long journeys. To journey (verb - usually used with adverb or preposition) = to travel somewhere. We journeyed south. At the airport Show me your passport, please! l'm here on business / vacation l'm traveling alone / with my family Anything to declare? No, there's nothing to declare / Nothing to declare You've got a lot of baggage! By ship / boat
Teaching Travel English - Articles - UsingEnglish.com Summary: Tips for teaching learners who will be travelling By: Alex Case |Audience: Teachers|Category: Teaching English for Specific Purposes For many students their greatest (and sometimes only) need for English is for travelling for business and/or pleasure. There will also of course be students who don’t need English for their trip because it is in a country where the students know the language, because local people speak your students’ language, or because everything is organised for them. Even in these situations, however, there will still be plenty of English around that they can learn a lot from if they are properly prepared and pay attention while they are travelling. The tips below are about teaching people who are going to be travelling, but as there is a focus on understanding the people they meet and the speaking activities all involve taking on other roles most of the ideas should also be useful for people in the travel and tourism industry. - Shop (shop assistant) - Thanking
Airport English Airports are stressful even in your own native country. Practise these English phrases before you travel to English speaking destinations. Tip: Print these and keep them as a “cheat sheet” in your carry-on luggage. Questions you will hear at the check-in counter: Ticket please. Problems you may hear: Your baggage is overweight. Commands and questions at the Security Checkpoint: Boarding pass, please. Questions YOU may need to ask: Is my flight on time? More Airline VocabularyPractise Checking-in
Airport and Airplane English Vocabulary and Expressions 1) Buying a ticketI'd like to reserve two seats to New York. Will that be one way or round trip? How much is a round trip ticket? It's $819. Will you pay by check or by credit card? The J-Gram: Travel and Tourism Syllabus Welcome to On the GoJust ArrivedJust ArrivedOn CampusOn CampusMake Yourself at HomeMake Yourself at HomeOut and About in LAReviewMid-term project dueDiscussion of projectsDining OutDining OutSurf's UpSurf's UpGetting Around TownGetting Around TownThe Grand HotelReviewFinal Exam project dueVideos: The following videos can be found on YouTube by using the key word Paradigmaclast. I have downloaded MP4's of the videos and hope they will play on Hsing Wu University's equipment in building #3.Lesson 15a: New York City (Part 1 of 2)Lesson 15b: New York City (Part 2 of 2)Lesson 16: Sports TourismAbout the course: Travel and Tourism English is a project-based, cooperative-learning course in English as it is used to plan vacations and as it is used while on vacation. Expectations for the students: Students will be expected to attend class regularly and arrive on time, participate in class, respect others in the classroom, and in other ways respect established norms of classroom behavior.
Tourism and Holidays - ESL Forums Tourism and Holidays Instructions: Read the text below to find the answers to the questions on your worksheet. European Tourists Do you prefer to go on holiday in your own country or abroad? Most European tourists (holidaymakers who come from countries within the European Union) tend to take holidays in Europe with Spain, France and Italy. The Spanish, French, Italians, Portuguese and Finnish often prefer not to go abroad at all. In 2001, however, all EU holidaymakers preferred to go to other EU countries rather than their own, apart from the French. Home or Away? Next-door Neighbours One of the major trends continues to be holidaying in neighbouring countries: the Belgians go to France, the Germans go to Austria, the Spanish go to Portugal and the Portuguese go to Spain. British Tourists In 1996 62% of British people holidayed in Britain. London London is still one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and, indeed, the world. 1.
25 Useful English Vocabulary Words For the Airport | FluentU English Summer’s just around the corner. School’s almost finished for the year and many workers will be going on vacation. Maybe you’re going back home to your home country. Or maybe you’ll be heading (going) abroad (to another country). There are many different ways of visiting another country. You can travel by car, coach, train or ferry, but the most popular and quickest way to travel is by plane. And when you travel by plane, you have to obviously go to the airport. And no matter where you are, English is used at every single airport. Any airport can be really stressful, even if it’s in your own country. So imagine having to speak another language while you’re there! Whether you’re an ESL student or someone who uses English professionally, we hope this blog post can help you improve your English so that you can start your vacation on a high note! To see practical English vocabulary like the words in the list below being used in real situations, try learning English with FluentU. Fragile (Adj)
Travel & Tourism (Intermediate ESL/EFL Lesson Plan) English Current Download the Travel & Tourism ESL lesson plan here: Travel-Tourism-ESL-Intermediate-19042012.doc Travel Lesson Plan (ESL): Warm-up (Pair Work) 1) Where are you planning to go for your next holiday? 2) Is there a place you’d never visit again? Where and why? Travel: The Top Four of Lonely Planet’s “Countries To Visit in 2012” List 1. 2. 3. 4. Travel: Unconventional Tourism New kinds of tourism have been gaining popularity and significance lately. [Sources: Travel Lesson Plan (ESL): Vocabulary Matching Match the words with their meaning as used in the news lesson. Answers Travel Lesson Plan (ESL): Connect the below idea(s) to make a sentence. Travel Lesson Plan (ESL): Work Tourism Rankings (Group Work) Which 10 countries do you think ranked highest in the world tourism rankings?
TRAVEL ENGLISH Welcome to our Travel English section! If you're planning a trip, and would like to learn/practice common English phrases used by travelers, we offer 60 free exercises that will help you do this. This is much more than a simple English phrase book. TRANSPORTATION (TRAINS/CARS/ETC.)