4 - Learning Activity 4 - Actividad de Aprendizaje 4 PDF
4 - Learning Activity 4 - Actividad de Aprendizaje 4 PDF
4 - Learning Activity 4 - Actividad de Aprendizaje 4 PDF
Workshop 2
How was your vacation-
Unit 1
Learning objectives
Communicative goals
● Greet someone arriving from a trip.
● Ask about someone’s vacation
● Discuss vacation preferences
● Describe good and bad vacation experiences
Vocabulary
● Adjectives to describe trips
● Intensifiers
● Decline and accept help
● Good and bad vacation experiences
Pronunciation
1. Match the activities for Dublin, Ireland, with the types of interest. Write the
letter on the line.
_C___ 1. Play golf on an island in Dublin Bay.
___D_ 2. Enjoy fresh, local seafood
___A_ 3. See the 1.200-year-old book of Kells at Trinity College.
___E_ 4. Visit the Dublin Zoo in Phoenix Park.
__B_ 5. Watch a performance of traditional Irish music and dance.
A- History
B- Entertainment
C- Physical activities
D- Good food
E- Family activities
2. What do you like to do on vacation? Number the boxes in order, making number
1 your favorite.
___3_ take pictures __1__ swim ___2_go snorkeling
__4__ go shopping _6__ lie in the sun __7__ walk around
___8__ eat in a restaurant _12___watch movies or shows __ 10__go to
clubs
__9__ visit museums __5__ walk on the beach __11__ play golf
Grammar in action
Listen careful the videos, then, do the exercises.
1- Verb "to BE" | English grammar lesson & exercises
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wvzgid7RvU
2- Question Words in English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyK47DD0ogg
5. Write statements. Use the words in parentheses and was, were, wasn’t or
weren’t.
1. (The cruise / terrific): -- the cruise was terrific
2. (The shop / quite nice): __The shop was quite nice
3. (our room / really small): ______Our room wasn't really small
4. (There / not / many family activities): _There weren't many family activities
5. (There / a lot of friendly people: __There were a lot of friendly people
6. (The flight /not / very long): _The flight wasn't very long
6. Write yes / no questions and short answers. Use the past tense of be.
7. omplete the conversation with information questions. Use the past tense of be.
C
A: Hey, Marty. Where were you last weekend?
1. Where /you / last weekend
B: My wife and I took a little vacation.
A: Really? _How was it?
2. How / it
B: Too short! But we stayed at a great resort.
A: Oh yeah? Where was the resort?
3. Where / the resort
B: Over in Wroxton. We drove up Friday night.
A: Wroxton? That’s rather far. How long was the drive?
4. How long / the drive
B: About three and a half hours. There wasn’t any traffic.
A: Nice! And how was the weather?
5. And / how / the weather
B: Actually, the weather was quite good. Only rained once!
A: Sounds wonderful. __How long were you there?
6. How / long you / there
B: Just three days. We didn’t want to come home!
GOOD LUCK
AND GOD BLESS YOU