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Full paradigm of the verb 'VIAJAR' (to travel)

A TRAVEL TO THE SPACE

Change the following sentences into reported speech. Use the reporting verb in brackets.

• “I will study harder next time.” (promise)
• “You should speak to your teacher.” (advise)
• “Don’t touch the wires!” (warn)
• “We have decided to travel to Japan.” (decide)
• “You must leave the room now.” (order)
• “I promised I would help her.” (promise)
• “You mustn’t tell anyone about this.” (warn)
• “He advised me to take the job.” (advise)
• “We decided to change the plan.” (decide)
• “Don’t be late for the meeting.” (order)

when you travel by plane, what do you do first, second etc.

Vocabulary on ADVENTUROUS SPORTS  (kayaking, mountain biking, kitesurfing, snowboarding, rock climbing, water skiing, windsurfing,  skydiving, paragliding) and grammar on GO, DO and PLAY SPORTS.

BOOK - Travellers 5 (UNIT 6)

Read and solve. 

Part A: Past Simple – Irregular Verbs

Part B: Comparatives and Superlatives

Part C: Vocabulary – Travel and Transport

B" level phrasal verbs

Shorten sentences with direct object pronouns.

practive air travel vocab

In this worksheet, you'll practise using Past Simple and Past Continuous to talk about dreams and past events. You’ll read examples, choose the correct verb forms, and complete fun sentences related to dreams. Ready to travel through dreamland while learning grammar? Let’s go! 🌙✨

Test unit 3: let's travel

"Let’s travel around the world! In this word search, you will find the names of different countries. Look carefully in all directions and see how many you can discover. Ready, explorer? Let’s begin!"

Complete the conversation with ONE suitable word in each gap.

Collocations and vocabulary (travel)

You've just booked a trip to London! Here's a guide to help you plan your exciting adventure.

Before you go:

1. Make sure your passport is still valid and (not expire) before your trip.
2. If you don't have any British pounds, you should (change) some money before you leave.
3. It's always a good idea to (research) things to do and see in advance. There are so many options in London!
4. Depending on the season, you might want to (pack) some warm clothes or rain gear.

While you're there:

5. The best way to get around London is by using the Underground (the Tube). You can (buy) an Oyster card for unlimited travel.
6. London has some amazing museums and historical sites. You could (visit) the British Museum, Buckingham Palace, or the Tower of London.
7. Don't forget to try some traditional British food! You could (have) fish and chips, a Sunday roast, or afternoon tea.
8. For a bit of culture, you could (see) a West End show or (go) to a concert.

After your trip:

9. Once you're back home, you can (share) your photos and stories with your friends and family.
10. Hopefully, you'll already be (plan) your next trip to London!