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Bye-bye Brighton

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You’re going to talk about your future holidays.

Activity 1

Ms Jones has an announcement to make.

Can you guess what it is?
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Activity 2

Now listen and learn more about Ms Jones’s surprise.
 

  • Pick out country names.
  • Pick out city names.

What is Ms Jones’s surprise about?

Activity 3

What is Ellen doing?


Who is she talking to?


What’s pinned on his pull over?

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Activity 4

Now listen to Ellen’s conversation to see if you were right.
 

  • Pick out names.
  • Pick out dates.


What day are they talking about?

Activity 5 - Where are they going?

Have a look at the following pictures and guess where these people are going.

 

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Getty/Paul Burns

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Getty Images/Paul Bradbury

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Getty Images/Cavan Images

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Toolbox

Pour parler de ce que l’on prévoit de faire dans un futur proche, on peut employer :
 

  • Le présent be + V-ING
     
  • Tonight, we are playing a game!
  • I’m meeting her tomorrow … I’m so scared!
  • Are you doing anything tonight?


  • BE GOING TO + BV
     
  • We are going tovisit Dublin!
  • Are they going to call us?

Did you know ?

Ireland is a young country. It was part of the United Kingdom for a long time, and it became an independent republic in 1922. But its traditions are much older! Here are a few Irish symbols.
 

The Shamrock is a small plant with three leaves; the legend says that it was used by Saint Patrick to explain the Christian religion to Irish people back in the 5th century.


Brian Boru’s Harp: Brian Boru was the first High King of Ireland, during the 10th century. Today, his harp is the official symbol of Ireland. You can see it on certain €uro coins, for instance. The original harp is still kept in Trinity College, in the heart of Dublin. We don’t know if it really belonged to him, but it has become a symbol of independence and pride.

 

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Getty Images/Design Pics/Darren Greenwood

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Your task

Tell one of your classmates about your next trip.

Where are you going to? When are you going to take that trip? What do you intend to do there?

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