HAVE YOUR SAY
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 488.
WRITING
LISTENING
B) Now use the expressions above to complete the table.
A) Match the expressions on the left to their explanations on the right.
| 1. economy class 2. first class 3. business class/ club class (AmE) 4. tourist class 5. cabin class 6. second class | a. (esp. on a train) the travelling conditions which are cheaper than first class |
| b. (on a ship or aircraft) the standard travelling conditions which are fairly cheap and suitable for ordinary travelers | |
| c. (on a train, ship, or aircraft) the best and most expensive travelling conditions | |
| d. (on an aircraft) the travelling conditions which are better and dearer than tourist class but worse and cheaper than first class | |
| e. (on an aircraft) the cheapest travelling conditions | |
| f. (on a ship) the travelling conditions which are better and dearer than tourist class but worse and cheaper than first class |
| train | ship | aircraft |
| first class | ||
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| second class |
Understanding Spoken English 2004 “Ways of Travelling” (p.8)
Write a reproduction “The Man in the Train”.
1. MINI-POLL: Interview 10 people. Ask them what way of travelling they prefer and why they do. Report to the class on your findings; comment on them.
2. Comment on the cartoon. What do you think it is trying to show? Could you think of a suitable caption to it?
II
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| Read the short passage below and decide what the missing words are. | | | Look forward to sth/ doing sth |