UNIT 5

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World Link
VACATION
How’s the weather?
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Sunny 
Cloudy 
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Windy 
Clear 
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Raining 
Snowing 
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1. Vocabulary Link
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Do you like hot weather? Do you like cold weather? Why?
In your city, what’s the weather like in the summer? Winter? Spring? Autumn?
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2. Listening
1. 2. 3.
Go outside stay inside
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3. Pronunciation
We should drive. It’s raining.
We shouldn’t drive. It’s sunny.
You should/shouldn’t talk to the teacher before class.
We should/shouldn’t visit Venice in the summer.
You should/shouldn’t wear a tie with that shirt.
We should/shouldn’t look for a hotel on the Internet.
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Raincoat 
Rain hat
Umbrella 
Rain boots
RAIN
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COLD/SNOW
Coat 
Parka 
Scarf 
Mittens
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Gloves 
Boots 
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Sun hat 
Sunglasses 
Sun block 
Parasol 
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4. Speaking
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5. Language Link
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World Link
VACATION
On vacation
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1. Vocabulary Link
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How often do you go on vacation?
Do you have a passport? Why?
On vacation, do you take a lot of photos?
What do you like to do on vacation?
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2. Listening
The woman is buying a plane ticket/getting a passport/checking in at the airport.
The man and woman are looking at/ showing a photo of the Statue of Liberty.
The man is renting a car/ getting a passport/checking into a hotel.
The woman is traveling to ………………………………….
The man and woman are in ………………………………..
The man and woman are visiting …………………………
Look at your answers in B. which place would you like to visit? Why?
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3. Reading
When do you travel, do you ever forget things in your hotel or at the airport? What do you forget?
Imagine that you find $850,000. complete the sentence with your ideas:
I am going to __________________________.
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4. Language Link
Whose passport is this?
It’s my passport.
 your
 her
 his
 our
 their
It’s mine.
 yours
 hers
 his
 ours
 theirs
It belongs to me.
 you
 her
 him
 us
 them
Possessive adjectives
Possessive pronouns
Belongs to 
Whose and who’s have the same pronunciation, but different meanings.
Whose asks about the owner of something, for example: Whose house is this?
Who’s is a contraction of Who and is: Who’s studying English?