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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 113 part 3 (answer the questions in a and b about the forms in part 2)
- part 4 (more or less) - design a one-page form for something (it can be to enroll in a language school, or for something else of your choice), make a list of the information you will need, and then arrange it on the page in a clear way
- forms: hospital, visa, school, au pair agency, new job, job application, Amazon sign-up, website purchase,
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- p. 113 part 3a
- 1 marital status
- 2 current medications
- 3 No. of dependents (number of dependents)
- 4 Place of issue
- 5 Country of origin
- 6 “If yes, give details” part of “have you ever been refused entry” question
- 7 Emergency contact details
- 8 Middle initial
- part 3b
- 1 DOB (date of birth), No. (number), e.g. (for example), etc. (et cetera)
- 2 Mister, “Misses”, “Miz”, Doctor, Professor
- Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Business Administration, Doctor of Philosophy
- 3 B (“For office use only”)
- 4 B (“Use capital letters”)
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- p. 117
- part 3 - put the words into the categories (a, b, c, d), then add one more word to each category (in pairs)
- a camping, cruise, package tour, self-guided, adventure tour, resort/spa package
- b five-star hotel, tent, hostel, 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-star hotel, couchsurfing, airbnb, camper/RV
- c camera, sleeping bag, suntan lotion, tent, map, phone, computer, towels, gps, books, etc.
- d camping, sightseeing, adventure sports, cruise, sunbathing, surfing, diving, going to museums, snorkeling, sleeping, swimming, horseback riding, rafting
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- p. 120 - what are adventure tours?
- part 2 - write the correct words with each definition or synonym
- 1 unforgettable
- 2 ancient
- 3 fascinating
- 4 spectacular, stunning
- 5 legendary
- 6 unique
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- fascinating, stunning, interesting, boring - something that causes a feeling or emotion
- fascinated, stunned, interested, bored - when you feel this feeling or emotion
- The tourist was stunned by the spectacular views of the mountains. (passive) - He was a stunned tourist.
- (If we can make a passive sentence about something, we can use the -ed adjective to describe it.)
- The spectacular views stunned the tourist. (active) - They were stunning views.
- (If we can make an active sentence about something, we can use the -ing adjective to describe it.)
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- p. 121 part 8 - choose the correct adjective for each sentence
- 1 amazing
- 2 bored
- 3 fascinating
- 4 interesting
- 5 frightening
- 6 worried
- 7 annoying
- 8 tired
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- p. 118
- http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/04/everything-dont-know-tipping.html - includes an image of how much different workers expect to be tipped (15%-20% in a restaurant, $1 or $2 per drink in a bar)
- If you can’t afford to tip, you can’t afford to go out. (Especially with waiters and bartenders, because they might earn less than minimum wage.)
- bribe: pay someone and they “bend” the rules to give you better service
- “When in Rome…” = “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” = When you travel, you should follow the customs of the place you are visiting.
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- “I was so excited after I had found the vacation in the brochure.”
- I had found the vacation in the brochure. = past perfect
- (I have found the vacation in the brochure. = present perfect)
- Past perfect is about something that happened before another time in the past.
- I moved to Boston in 2008. When I started here in 2013, I had lived in Boston for 5 years.
- When I arrived at the party, you had already left. = First you left, then I arrived.
- In the morning, I forgot my phone. I had plugged it into the charger the night before.
- (I’m talking about the morning, so things that happened before the morning are past perfect.)
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- p. 119 part 6
- 1 had already left (first the connecting flight left, then we landed in London)
- 2 had not arrived (first the luggage didn’t arrive, then she reached Agra)
- 3 went (lunch happened at the same time that their room was prepared)
- 4 had not eaten (first we didn’t eat, then we found the restaurant)
- 5 had lost (first I lost my passport, then I put my hand in my pocket)
- 6 had had (first they had a wonderful week, then it was the end of the week)
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- Homework: p. 122 parts 2, 3, 4, 5 (about the reading on p. 123)
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