12 TRAVEL

LESSON A BEFORE YOU GO

Unit Goals
Lesson A
Explain how to prepare for a trip
Say that something is necessary

Lesson B
Describe travel experiences
Ask questions about travel
Ask & Answer

1. Where are these people?

What are they doing?
They are on _________. They
are ________ ing _________.
2. Name a place you want to
travel to. Why do you want to
go there?
I want to go to____________
because _________________.
WARM-UP VIDEO
A. Ask & Answer
When you travel a long distance, what type of
transportation do you normally take? Why?

I usually take _____.

Well, in my case, I
Once I took ______.
normally take ______.
 B. Video
The video is about twenty-four hours at
Changi Airport in Singapore. What times of
day do you see on the airport clocks?

What times did you see?

I saw_______ . What
about you?

I saw …
C. Watch the video again.
Number the actions (1–8) in the order you see
them.
D. In pairs
Choose a place you travel from (for example,
airport, train / bus station). List all the steps a
traveler takes from arriving to leaving this
place.

When you take a bus/ a train/

a plane / a private car,
first you…. then you… after
you… and finally you…
 E. Present your list to the class.
Who wrote the most steps?

______ wrote the most

steps because he/she
mentioned ______ . I think ______ had the
most steps ________.
VOCABULARY
A. Write
Imagine your friend is preparing to go on a
long trip. Write down one piece of advice for
your friend before he or she goes. Share your
advice with the class.

I think my friend should

____ before he/she travels.
 B. Read the article.
Is any of the advice from A in it?

The article mentions

_______’s advice.
name

______
name also said
something similar to
the article.
C. Match the words to complete
the sentences.
Vocabulary
apply for something:
to request something by sending in a form

In order to travel to some countries, you

must apply for a visa first.
Vocabulary
get something:
to obtain something

I got health insurance in case I get sick one day.

Vocabulary
download an app:
to install something

I downloaded a game on my phone in

case I get bored on the plane.
Vocabulary

pack something:
to put inside a suitcase or bag

I always pack my laptop when I travel. I need

it even when I travel.
Vocabulary
book something:
to reserve a space

I booked my flight to Brazil next week. I’m excited! I also

booked a hotel room for three days.
Vocabulary
check in:
to register that you arrived

You can check in at the airport, but it’s faster to

check in online.
Vocabulary
exchange money:
to change money from one country’s currency to another.

The first thing you should do when you arrive to a new

country is exchange money.
Vocabulary
lock the door:
to secure with a key.

Always lock the door before you leave. You don’t

want someone to enter without permission.
Vocabulary
water plants:
give water

The first thing I do when I wake up is water my plants.

I don’t want them to die.
Vocabulary
valid:
legally acceptable

My driver’s license expired last week, so I got a new one.

Now, I have a valid driver’s license.
D. In pairs
Talk about your past travel experiences.

Where did you go on your I went to ______.

last vacation?

How did you prepare? First, I …, then I …

What tasks did you do? I …. and …

 Fill in the blanks with words
from section A and B.

A B
lock – apply – download – valid – get – booked visa – money – a weather app – the plants –
– water – exchange – check in the door – online – travel insurance - tickets

1. Have you ____________ your bus ________ yet?

2. You need to ________ for a ________ to visit Canada.
3. I told Maria to _________ _________________ in case she loses her suitcase.
4. Andy prefers to ___________ _______ to avoid the long lines.
5. When we arrive to Japan, we should ____________ our _________ to yens.
6. Check the date on your passport to check that it is _________.
7. ________ _____________ when you leave the house.
8. Can you ______ __________ while I’m on vacation? I don’t want them to die.
9. I have to ___________ __________________to check if it will rain tomorrow.
LISTENING
What is a good season to travel? Why?

Summer Winter

Spring Fall/Autumn
A. Listen for gist
Listen to a conversation about a trip and
answer the questions.
B. Listen for details.
Listen again. Who has to do each task? Write
P for Paula, L for Lewis, or X if the task is not
mentioned.
C. Pronunciation
Listen to the sentences. Notice the pronunciation
of have to and has to. Then listen again and
repeat.

have to = hæftə (hafta)

has to = hæztə (hazta)

1. He has to lock the front door.

2. She has to get a new passport.
3. We have to check in online.
4. They don’t have to pack a travel adapter.
D. Work in pairs
Take turns saying the answers using sentences
with have to and has to.

have to = hæftə (hafta)

has to = hæztə (hazta)
What does Paula/Lewis
+ She/He has to…
have to do?
- She/He doesn’t have to…
E. Ask & Answer
Do you ever ask your friends or neighbors for
help? If so, what do you ask them to do? If
not, why not?

Yes, I usually ask my

friends/neighbors to _____.
verb

No, I don’t ask my

friends/neighbors for help
because ________.
SPEAKING
Talk for a
minute ! Ask and answer in pairs

What are some items that

people typically forget?

People usually forget their

____________.

Yes, they also forget their

_______________.
 B. Listen to the conversation
Esther and Mina are preparing to leave on a trip.
Listen to their conversation. What is the problem?

Esther: We have to leave in thirty

minutes. Have you finished packing?
Mina: Yes, I have . . .
Esther: You look worried. What’s
wrong?
Mina: I can’t remember where I put
my passport.
Esther: Oh, no!
Mina: It’s here somewhere.
Esther: When did you last have it?
Mina: About ten minutes ago. Let me
think . . . Oh, there it is. I put it on the
The problem is
dresser. Mina lost her passport
_________________________.
Esther: What a relief!
 B. Practice the conversation

Esther: We have to leave in thirty minutes. Have

you finished packing?
Mina: Yes, I have . . .
Esther: You look worried. What’s wrong?
Mina: I can’t remember where I put my passport.
Esther: Oh, no!
Mina: It’s here somewhere.
Esther: When did you last have it?
Mina: About ten minutes ago. Let me think . . . Oh,
there it is. I put it on the dresser.
Esther: What a relief!
C. Work in pairs
Talk about a time when you lost something or
forgot something important. What did you do?

Once I lost my cell phone.

I left it on the bus.

Well, in my case, once I forgot my

book at home when I had an exam at
school. I borrowed my friend’s book.
 D. Study the Speaking Strategy.
Saying you’ve forgotten something
Saying you forgot an I forgot + noun
object I forgot my keys. I forgot the book. I forgot my phone.

Saying you didn’t do an I forgot + infinitive

action because you forgot I forgot to turn off the lights I forgot to lock the door.
(I didn’t turn off the lights) (I didn’t lock the door)

Saying you did the action,

I don’t remember + gerund
I don’t remember turning off the lights.
but you don’t have the (I turned off the lights, but I don’t remember doing it)
memory of doing it I don’t remember locking the door.
(I locked the door, but I don’t remember doing it)
I can’t remember where I left/put + noun
Saying you lost an object I can’t remember where I left my keys.
(I lost my keys)
I can’t remember where I put the book.
(I lost the book)
E. Work in pairs
You are going to perform a short conversation
about forgetting something. Follow the steps
below.
 E. Perform the conversation

Ok, the exam starts in 20

minutes.
Oh no! I can’t remember
where I left my textbook!
Is it in your backpack?
 Ask and answer in pairs

My classmates presented about

What things can"Fight pollution in our city". They
you do to
be less forgetful?
recommended people the following:
• Don't litter.
• Keep your candy wrappers in your
I can _______.
I can also _______.
pocket.
GRAMMAR
 Talk for a
minute ! Ask and answer in pairs .

What things are necessary to It’s necessary to______.

do in a library or school?
 Present Modals of Necessity
To say something is obligatory and necessary:

Must
Subject + Have/Has to + Verb (base) + complement
Have/Has got to
Peruvian citizens must
have gottoto
have vote for president.
Anna must
has
hasgot
toto get a visa before she travels.
I ‘ve gotto
‘s must
got to study for the exam.
Andres must
have to
has to work on the weekends.

have got to = ‘ve got to has got to = ‘s got to

 Present Modals of Necessity
To say something is optional:
don’t
Subject + have to + Verb (base) + complement
doesn’t
ICPNA students don’t have to wear formal clothes.
(ICPNA students can wear formal clothes if they want, but it is not necessary)
Andrea doesn’t have to work because her parents support her.
(Working is optional for Andrea because her parents help her with money)
I don’t have to wake up early on my days off.
(I can wake up early if I want to, but it is not necessary)
Jose doesn’t have to study in person. He studies online.
(Jose has the option of taking face-to-face or online classes)
 Present Modals of Necessity
To say something was obligatory and necessary:

Subject + Had to + Verb (base) + complement

I had to wear uniform in school.

Ann had to take a photo for her passport.

They had to study for last week’s exam.

Antonio had to work on his birthday.

We had to drive for 6 hours.

 Present Modals of Necessity
To say something was optional:

Subject + didn’t have to + Verb (base) + complement

I didn’t have to wear uniform at my school.

Anna didn’t have to cook last night, but she did anyways.

They didn’t have to do that activity. It wasn’t homework.

Juan didn’t have to buy the most expensive laptop in the store.

You didn’t have to call me. You could have texted me.
A. Correct the error in each
sentence p. 74
B. Write p. 45
Look at the trip preparation to-do list. The
tasks that are checked are finished. Write eight
sentences with has / have to or doesn’t / don’t
have to.

She has to ….
She doesn’t have to…
 B. Work in pairs p. 45
Check your answers with a partner

Does she have to________?

No, she doesn’t have to
______. She’s already done it.

Yes, she has to ____

because she hasn’t Does she have to
done it yet. ______?
 C. Complete p. 45
Complete each item with something that is
true for you.

When I was younger, I had to_______________.

Before I get on a plane, I must ________________.
Before I leave home every day, I’ve got to ___________.
I’m good at ________, so I don’t have to study it much.
The last time I took a trip, I didn’t have to ________.
In order to pass this class, I have to ________.
 D. Share your ideas from C with
a partner. p. 45

When I was younger, I

had to clean every day.
Really? What did you
I had to clean my room have to clean?
and the kitchen.
ACTIVE ENGLISH
Talk for a
minute ! Ask and answer in pairs

Have you ever gone

camping?

+ Yes, I have. I went camping

in______ for ___ days.
- No, I haven’t, but I would(n’t)
like to do it because…
A.Work in pairs
Imagine you and a partner are going on a camping
trip for three days. You will be in the forest, far
away from any towns or cities.
You already have a tent. Look
at the fourteen items below
and:
1. Circle the items that are
necessary for your trip.
2. Check you would like to
bring but that are not
necessary.
3. Cross out the items
that are not necessary at
all.
B. Join another pair
Together, you must decide what to take on
your trip. You can only take six items. Choose
from the items in A and think of your own
ideas.
Consider these things:
We must take the • food • shelter • safety • water
first-aid kit.
I want ice-cream,
but we don’t have
to bring it…
 C. Tell the class the items your
group has decided to take and
explain your reasons.
We have got to take
_______ because _______.
We must take
_____because ______. We also have to take
________ because ______.
 Self-reflection
Think about your progress in Lesson A.
Write 1, 2, or 3 and tell a partner

Explain how to prepare for

a trip…
Yes, I can That’s great. Why is that?
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