The document provides examples of travel writing jargon and unrealistic phrases that are often used to describe destinations and accommodations. It includes a table that matches jargon phrases like "family hotel" and "quiet" with more realistic descriptions like "the disco can be heard in all bedrooms" and "noisy". The document aims to teach students to avoid unrealistic jargon when describing locations and instead provide truthful, convincing information to readers. It includes learning objectives for students to develop ideas about their country and create a poster that sells their country's key features to appeal to readers using descriptive techniques and possibly some travel writing jargon.
The document provides examples of travel writing jargon and unrealistic phrases that are often used to describe destinations and accommodations. It includes a table that matches jargon phrases like "family hotel" and "quiet" with more realistic descriptions like "the disco can be heard in all bedrooms" and "noisy". The document aims to teach students to avoid unrealistic jargon when describing locations and instead provide truthful, convincing information to readers. It includes learning objectives for students to develop ideas about their country and create a poster that sells their country's key features to appeal to readers using descriptive techniques and possibly some travel writing jargon.
The document provides examples of travel writing jargon and unrealistic phrases that are often used to describe destinations and accommodations. It includes a table that matches jargon phrases like "family hotel" and "quiet" with more realistic descriptions like "the disco can be heard in all bedrooms" and "noisy". The document aims to teach students to avoid unrealistic jargon when describing locations and instead provide truthful, convincing information to readers. It includes learning objectives for students to develop ideas about their country and create a poster that sells their country's key features to appeal to readers using descriptive techniques and possibly some travel writing jargon.
The document provides examples of travel writing jargon and unrealistic phrases that are often used to describe destinations and accommodations. It includes a table that matches jargon phrases like "family hotel" and "quiet" with more realistic descriptions like "the disco can be heard in all bedrooms" and "noisy". The document aims to teach students to avoid unrealistic jargon when describing locations and instead provide truthful, convincing information to readers. It includes learning objectives for students to develop ideas about their country and create a poster that sells their country's key features to appeal to readers using descriptive techniques and possibly some travel writing jargon.
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5 Travel Writing
Starter: LO: Develop ideas about my country to
What is hidden in this create a convincing location. beautiful location? What makes this review questionable? ‘The Hotel Plusha is a four-star hotel offering all the amenities; a jewel set in the unspoilt, idyllic island of Crusos. This friendly, family-run hotel has something to offer everyone. Situated within easy reach of the bustling market town of Rios, yet far enough away to offer seclusion, the Plusha provides simple, carefree accommodation. A heated swimming pool, beautifully terraced gardens, magnificent views and superb food combined with non-stop entertainment to make you stay an unforgettable one.’
LO: Develop ideas about my country to create a convincing location
Examples of Holiday Jargon Match the jargon with the ‘realistic’ phrase that goes with it
Jargon Realistic view
Lively Overlooking the local market Bustling The locals wouldn’t live there Quiet Noisy Gentle slopes to the beach Full of screaming children Family hotel The disco can be heard in all bedrooms Simply furnished Miles away from anywhere Out of the town centre There is a steep climb back Non-stop nightlife Pay ridiculously high prices Popular with holiday-makers Over-looking the airport runway Taste the high life A sink and a single wardrobe Short transfer from the airport You have to queue for everything Close to the town centre There’s nothing to do
LO: Develop ideas about my country to create a convincing location
Create a poster about your country. On this poster you should include: ⚬ A picture/map of your country. ⚬ Pictures of some key areas of your country, with captions. ⚬ The key features that will ‘sell’ your country written in a way that would appeal to the reader. Try to use holiday jargon.
LO: Develop ideas about my country to create a convincing location
Effdruess The snowy mountains that can be found in the north of the country Effdruess has hundreds of giveiyou a chance to experience stunning beaches, just waiting for extreme sports. you to enjoy. Each one is different, but all will welcome you. You’ll After the peace and solitude of have the chance to relax and the mountains, journey to the admire the beauty of your lively and bustling city of surroundings Urbania. Here, you will experience the local culture and enjoy a varied cuisine. If you’re a culture vulture, then Take in the sights before Effdruess is the place for you. dancing the night away at one The enchanting castles and open of the many dance halls. air theatre set in picturesque grounds, will leave you spellbound.
LO: Develop ideas about my country to create a convincing location
Self-Assessment Have you used interesting words? Have you made your country sound exciting? Have you included captions? Have you used as many descriptive techniques as possible? WWW and EBI
LO: Develop ideas about my country to create a convincing location