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The document discusses different types of vacation destinations and using wh-questions to ask for more details. It provides examples of conversations between a travel agent and customer where the agent suggests various locations for vacations and the customer asks questions or expresses preferences about climate, crowds, culture, and activities. The document also includes exercises for learners to practice similar conversations and create descriptions of imaginary ideal vacation destinations.
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- 9. Wh-Questions Wh+ was+ subject (singular)+ .............. ? Wh+ were+ subject (plural)+ .............. ? Wh+ did+ subject+ verb 1+ .............. ?
- 10. ≒Who = names of people. ≒What replaces any noun or noun phrase that is not a person or pronoun. ≒When = time ≒Which is used when one object among several has to be selected. ≒How refers to the way, manner, or to what degree something was done; it replaces adverbs or adverb phrases. ≒Where = place or location ≒Why = reasons
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- 12. b. _____Place a. Who...? c. _____Time b. Where...? _____Reason d. c. When...? _____Person a. d. Why?
- 13. Agent : What kind of vacation are you looking for? Bea : Im looking for a vacation in an exotic and exciting place. I love to meet people and learn about new cultures. Agent : How about India? Bea : Its a bit too crowded, and I dont like Indian food. Agent : Do you like nature? We have ecological tours in the Costa Rican rainforest. You can stay in a treetop resort. Its a unique jungle experience. Youre going to love it. Bea : Im allergic to mosquitoes. Agent : Why dont you go to the Alps? You will experience French, Swiss, Italian, and German cultures. Bea : Actually, I want a place that isnt full of tourists. Somewhere off the beaten track.
- 14. Activity 1 A variation of the conversation. Work with your partner who gets the same number of cards labeled. Try to practice conversation between Agent and Bea but you must change the conversation with your own word. Example Student 1A : What kind of vacation are you looking for? Student 1B : Im looking for a vacation in a place. I love to . and Student 1A : How about ..? Student 1B : Its a .. Student 1A : Do you like ?
- 15. Activity 2 Wonderland Make a group of three people. Try to create the wonderland place for vacation and you have , , $ for this project. For this place, you must tell how much the budget for building the everything in your wonderland. In addition, you have to present how everything is wonderful. For example The magic tree: If you see the magic tree at the wonderland, it can talk and laugh with you. Present your wonderland place in front of class.