Remember
Revise (do again) the time expressions (Time 1) and (Time 2).
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Types of Transport
| Look at the picture above. How many other different types of transport can you think of? |
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By car | Drive / Drove / DrivingToday I'm driving to work. Yesterday I drove to work. I always drive to work. I'm driving tomorrow.
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By bus | Take / Took / TakingToday I'm taking the bus. Yesterday I took the bus. I always take the bus. I'm taking the bus tomorrow.
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By plane | Fly / Flew / FlyingToday I'm flying to London. Yesterday I flew to London. I always fly to London. I'm flying to London tomorrow. |
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Customs |
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Luggage |
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Map |
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No smoking |
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Passport |
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Seat |
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Ticket |
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Timetable |
 Useful travel phrases - Buying a ticket  |
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Single  |
I'd like a single to London, please.
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Return  |
I'd like a return to London, please.
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| £ = fare |
How much is the fare?
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What time does it leave (depart)? |
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What time does it arrive? |
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What time does it take off? |
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What time does it land? |
Your challenge: How do you like to travel?
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For homework read and do the exercises in English Vocabulary in Use (Unit 41 - Pages 86 and 87)
More Transport Vocabulary
This is a song that nicely illustrates travel.