Sunday, 16 February 2025

24th -28th February

 

25th February 2025 

sunny, chilly 

Tuesday


INCREDIBLE JOURNEYS

Objective : travel vocabulary/ reading


GET ON: We get on large vehicles like buses, boats, trains, planes.  But we also get on horses and bicycles!

GET OFF: This is the opposite of the verb to get on.  We get off buses, boats, trains, planes, horses and bicycles!

GET INTO: We get into small vehicles like cars and taxis.

GET OUT OF: This is the opposite of get into.  So we get out of taxis & cars.

GO BY: Use go by to mean the method of transport that you use.  For example: I go to work by bike.  He travelled to Germany by train.  Remember the exceptions we say  go on foot.  In English you cannot go by foot.


https://wordwall.net/resource/56957675/get-in-get-out-get-on-get-off

pages 72, 73 

3/ 72


Hi Sarah,
Well, we (1) set off / arrived in Rome four days ago. We (2) set off / got on last Sunday morning at 6am. Mum didn’t (3) pack / get on her suitcase until 5.30am, so she forgot lots of things, like the guidebook. We had to (4) buy / get off one at the airport.
Suzy and I have (5) met / had lots of adventures. On the first day we (6) met / bought a Spanish family at the hotel. We went to the Colosseum with them today. Tomorrow we’re (7) getting off / planning to go on a trip to the Vatican. I’ve taken lots of photos to show you when we (8) get off / come back next week. I’ve (9) bought / had you a great souvenir – a Roma football shirt!

ex 9/ 73

1 disease - c a) alone
2 on his own- ab) being frightened
3 fear  -b c) illness
4 pick someone up-ed) hurt someone
5 harm-de) stop and offer someone a lift in your car


26th February 2025 

sunny, chilly 

Wednesday


INCREDIBLE JOURNEYS

Objective : present perfect / past simple 

pages 74,75

3 / 74 Choose the correct words.

  • 1 I lived / have lived in London when I was eight.

    2 My uncle visited / has visited 26 countries.

    3 My mum set off / has set off for New York at 6.30am.

    4 Dave’s in China. He had / ’s had lots of adventures.

    5 I took / ’ve taken lots of photos when I was in Brazil.

    6 My dad is in Paris. He bought / ’s bought me a T-shirt.



  • ex 4

1 He / live / in Toronto / for a year / when he was younger.

He lived in Toronto for a year when he was younger.

2 I / go / to Hawaii / last summer. It was great.

I went to Hawaii last summer. It was great.

3 We / never / read / David Beckham’s book.

We have never read David Beckham's book.

4 Alex / not be / to Los Angeles. He wants to go next year.

Alex hasn't been to Los Angeles. He wants to go next year.

5 My mum / go / to Italy. She’s coming back tomorrow.

My mum has gone to Italy. She's coming back tomorrow.


ex 5/ 74

1 … you ever … (buy) any souvenirs?

Have you ever bought any souvenirs?

Yes, I have. I have bought a wooden toy, a whistle and a book.

2 … you ever … (visit) South America?

Have you ever visited South America?

No, I haven't. I'm not going to visit it because it is too expensive to go there.

3 … you ever … (read) Albert Casals’ book?

Have you ever read Albert Casals' book?

No, I haven't. 

4 … you ever … (be) to Australia?

Have you ever been to Australia?

No, I haven't. I'm not going to go there because I'm afraid of dangerous animals.

5 … you ever … (see) the pyramids in Egypt?

Have you ever seen the pyramids in Egypt?

Yes, I have. I didn't expect them to be so large and mysterious.

Homework

copy the text from 77 , then copy and answer the questions



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