DAILY ROUTINE
Put the activities in a typical order:
have lunch / wake up / get dressed / go to bed.
Then make a sentence with usually.
Wake up, get dressed, have lunch, go to bed. Example: I usually get dressed after I wake up.
Choose the transport and make a sentence:
You want to fly to another country.
Example: I travel by plane.
Replace the words with object pronouns:
I know Anna. The waiter is helping my friend and me.
I know her. The waiter is helping us.
You need to get on the plane. What document do you show at the gate? Where do you get it?
A boarding pass. You can get it at the check-in desk or online.
Two friends want separate beds. Which room do they need? Explain your choice.
A twin room. It has two separate beds.
Correct both mistakes:
My brother don’t get dressed at 7.
He go to work at 8.
My brother doesn’t get dressed at 7.
He goes to work at 8.
Put the words in order:
the hotel / go past / the road / cross / then.
Give both directions.
Go past the hotel. Then cross the road.
Choose the correct forms:
She usually works / is working at a hotel, but today she works / is working at home.
She usually works at a hotel, but today she is working at home.
Put these in order for a typical trip:
go to the gate / check in / board the plane / go through security.
Check in → go through security → go to the gate → board the plane.
Ask for a double room with a sea view and a balcony.
Example: Can I have a double room with a sea view and a balcony, please?
Make two questions:
what time / she / get up?
she / have breakfast / every day?
What time does she get up?
Does she have breakfast every day?
Complete with in or at:
We arrive ___ Italy. We arrive ___ the airport at 10.
We arrive in Italy. We arrive at the airport at 10.
Write the -ing forms: make, run, study, take. Then use one in a sentence.
making, running, studying, taking. Example: She is studying now.
At check-in, say you have one suitcase and ask where your gate is.
Example: I have one suitcase. Where is my gate, please?
You are at a restaurant. Ask for the menu, order a main dish and a drink.
Example: Can I see the menu, please? I’d like the chicken and a glass of water.
Anna: wake up at 7, work from home, not watch TV. Say three complete sentences about her usual day.
Anna wakes up at 7. She works from home. She doesn’t watch TV.
You are at a hotel. Ask for the city center, then give two directions using straight and left.
Example: How can I get to the city center? Go straight. Turn left at the corner.
Make the sentence negative and ask a question:
They are waiting for their flight now.
They aren’t waiting for their flight now. Are they waiting for their flight now?
After your flight, your suitcase is missing. Tell a staff member and ask for help.
Example: My suitcase is missing. Can you help me find it, please?
You are in a hotel room. You need a towel and cannot find the lift. Ask the receptionist two questions.
Example: Can I have a towel, please? Where is the lift?
Tom usually goes to the gym on Mondays. Today he is at home. Say one usual action, one negative sentence about today and one sentence about what he is doing now.
Example: Tom usually goes to the gym on Mondays. He isn’t going to the gym today. He is relaxing at home.
Plan a trip in three sentences. Use book, pack and check-in. Say where you are staying.
Example: I book a hotel room. I pack my suitcase. I check in at the hotel. I am staying in a double room.
Correct all three mistakes:
He usually is taking the bus. Today he drive to the airport. His friends are waiting for he.
He usually takes the bus. Today he is driving to the airport. His friends are waiting for him.
Correct three mistakes:
I am wait at the gate.
My flight depart at 6 every day.
The staff are helping I.
I am waiting at the gate. My flight departs at 6 every day. The staff are helping me.
A waiter asks: “Are you ready to order?” Order a starter and a main dish, say no to dessert and ask for the bill.
Example: Yes, I’d like a salad and the chicken, please. No dessert, thank you. Can I have the bill, please?