Vocabulary: travelling. Grammar: Future.

Will Going to Present simple Present continuous.

Writing: Email about plans for a visit.So that/so – Prepositions- could

Looking forward to seeing you…

TICKETCOACHSTATION

COMPANIONINSURANCEAGENT

DAY

COACHSCHOOL

TRAIN

TRAVEL

TRIP

4. ADD TWO NOUNS TO THE RIGHT BOXES:COACH, JOURNEY, INSURANCE, SCHOOL, AGENT, STATION

TRAIN

TRAVEL

TRIP

.We use going to talk about hopes and

intentions.

Before going to the Alps, Ana is going to pack all her winter sport gear .

Pablo and J.A. are going to take a train to go to Madrid, according to their travel agent’s instructions.

Mr. Gilete… Delia…

Susie ________ on holiday in april. She ________ to Madrid Her brother _______ with her. They _________ some galleries. They _________ to any museums. Susie _______ Mark to the shops.

Susie _is going to go_ on holiday in april. She _isn’t going to fly_ to Madrid Her brother _is going to travel_ with her. They _are going to visit_ some galleries. They _aren’t going to go_ to any museums. Susie _is going to take_ Mark to the shops.

DELIA JUAN PABLO J.A. JAVIER ALICE ANA LUCÍA ANYI AMANDA MR.

GILETE MARINA LEONOR VICKY MÓNICA PILAR

HowHow longWhoWhatWhenHow muchWhere

TravelSpendVisitStayEatGo buydo

Ask and answerQuestions using going to.

1. Talk to everyone you meet.2. Take all your sport gear.3. Entertain strangers with your music

4. Use suncream.5. Take a torch if you go camping.

1. Talk to everyone you meet.2. Take all your sport gear.3. Entertain strangers with your music

4. Use suncream.5. Take a torch if you go camping.

1. The time while you are going from one place to another is a…

2. A … is when you go somewhere, often for a short time, and come back.

3. A long journey by sea or in space is a…4. A general word for journeys, trips and

voyages

WHEN DO WE USE VOYAGE, TRAVEL, TRIP, JOURNEY?

1. The time while you are going from one place to another is a… JOURNEY

2. A … is when you go somewhere, often for a short time, and come back. TRIP

3. A long journey by sea or in space is aVOYAGE

4. A general word for journeys, trips and voyages TRAVEL

WHEN DO WE USE VOYAGE, TRAVEL, TRIP, JOURNEY?

¿Cómo te fue el viaje en tren desde Madrid a Cáceres? How was your train journey, from Madrid to Cáceres?

¿Se lo pasó bien Marina en su último viaje a París? Did Marina enjoy during her last trip to París?

El viaje en avión se ha hecho más barato. Air travel has become much cheaper.

A J.A. le gusta viajar por el mundo. J.A. likes travelling around the world.

1. That was an interesting journey/travel2. The ship passed some beautiful islands on

our trip / voyage around the ocean.3. Travel/journey can be very educational.4. Did you enjoy your fishing trip/journey?5. How did your journey/travel when you

went to India?

WHEN DO WE USE VOYAGE, TRAVEL, TRIP, JOURNEY?

1. That was an interesting journey/travel2. The ship passed some beautiful islands on

our trip / voyage around the ocean.3. Travel/journey can be very educational.4. Did you enjoy your fishing trip/journey?5. How did your journey/travel when you

went to India?

WHEN DO WE USE VOYAGE, TRAVEL, TRIP, JOURNEY?

WILL GOING TOComeré, ocurrirá(quite likely)

Future factsThe World Cup will be in Quatar.Exams won’t be easy.

Spontaneuos decision (we think)

I think I will visit my aunt tomorrow.

I am not sure that Leonor will enjoy the trip to the Alps. She doesn’t like mountains too much.

If she keeps on working so hard, Delia will win the next cup with her team.

Voy a comer, va a ocurrir.(sure and soon)

Intentions, future plans.I am going to listen Iron Maiden at home just for relax…

Evidence (we know it)

Be careful! You are going to fall!

Leonor is going to visit the Alps next friday. She has already packed all her skiing stuff…

Delia is going to win the cup. Her team scored two goals in just ten minutes…

“I will review all the Maths exercises…”

“I am going to review all the Maths exercises…”

(I decided this before, when I met Pablo).

Present

Present

Past

Past

Future

Future

Decision taken before

J.A and Pablo talking about An exam, and J.A. says…

Later, J.A. meets JavierAnd he says…

1. I know you (like) the hotel because I have stayed there. It is really nice.

We (have) a beach holiday this year because we want to go skiing instead.

Maybe you (meet) someone nice on holiday. This meal is terrible. I (complain) I think you (love) your holiday in Greece. Look! Javier is taking off his skirt. He (swim)

in the river.

1. I know you (are going to) the hotel because I have stayed there. It is really nice.

We (are not going to have) a beach holiday this year because we want to go skiing instead.

Maybe you (will meet) someone nice on holiday.

This meal is terrible. I am going to complain. I think you will love your holiday in Greece. Look! Javier is taking off his skirt. He is going to

swim in the river.

Sometimes we use present tense for future actions or events:

PRESENT SIMPLE (schedules, timetables for trains, planes, trips, lessons, work…).

◦ The spaceship takes off at 1.30.◦ The English lesson ends at 9:50.

(sigue un esquema o un horario regular)

PRESENT CONTINUOUS (arrangements, meetings…) He is taking us to his favourite place.Mr. Gilete and Mr. Rivas are going to Ireland in June.

1. Do you go on holiday next June? I meet James at the sports centre tomorrow

afternoon. I catch the first train to Liverpool tomorrow. What time does the plane land? We watch that DVD on Saturday. Which film do you see with Brad tonight?

1. Are you going on holiday next June? I am meeting James at the sports centre

tomorrow afternoon. I am catching the first train to Liverpool

tomorrow. What time does the plane land? We are watching that DVD on Saturday. Which film are you seeing with Brad tonight?

What time (you / meet) John tomorrow? The bus (leave) at ten past eigh When (next one) go? There’s one wich (set off) at nine and

(arrive) in London at eleven thirty. We (not do) anything before the match, and

that (not start) until three o’clock. That is OK then (you play) midfiled again. (you do) anything after the match? There’s a disco which (begin) at 11.30.

What time (are you meeting) John tomorrow? The bus (leaves) at ten past eigh When does the next one go? There’s one wich (sets off) at nine and (arrives)

in London at eleven thirty. We (are not doing) anything before the match,

and that (doesn’t start) until three o’clock. That is OK then (are you playing) midfiled again? (are you doing) anything after the match? There’s a disco which begins at 11.30.

EITHER… OR (o… o…) You can either visit Marina or meet Pablo at the Bombo in

Cánovas.

It is up to you… (depende de ti)

SO: por lo que, así que. YOU WILL… (result) SO THAT: así que… YOU CAN… (purpose)

Dinner is ready, so now you will taste the nice pizza Ana prepared for us.

It is time for lunch, so that you can enjoy free time to go wherever you decide.