Making plans

Making plans

​Which activities do you like to do on vacation?

​​Which activities did you do on your last vacation?

​What other activities would you like to do on vacation?

​CONVERSATION

​What are you going to do?

​Complete the conversation with appropriate forms of be going to or will.

​A: Have you made any vacation plans?

​B: Well, I've decided on one thing. I _______ go camping.

​A: That's great! For how long?

​B: I _______ be away for a week. I only have five days of vacation.

​A: So, when are you leaving?

​B: I'm not sure. I _______ probably leave around the end of May.

​A: And where ______ you ______ go?

B: I haven't thought about that yet. I guess I ____go to one of the national parks.

​A: That sounds like fun.

​B: Yeah. Maybe I ______ go hiking and do some fishing.

​A: _____ you _____ rent a camper?

​B: I'm not sure. Actually, I probably ______ rent a camper - it's too expensive.

​A: No. I need some time alone.

​B: I ________ travel by myself.

​Have you thought about your next vacation? Write answers to these questions. ​(If you already have plans, use be going to, if you don't have fixed plans, use will.

1. ​How are you going to spend your next vacation?

2. ​Where are you going to go?

3. ​When are you going to take your vacation?

4. ​How long are you going to be on vacation?

5. ​Is anyone going to travel with you?

​PERSPECTIVES - Travel advice

​Look at the advice again. Do you think this is all good advice? Why or why not?

​Modals for necessity and suggestion

​Describing necessity

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​You must have a driver's license.

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​You need to be 21 or over.

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​You have to get vaccinations.

​You don't have to get a passport.

​Giving suggestions

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​You'd better avoid the stalls on the street.

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​You ought to pack a first-aid kit.

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​You should try some local specialties.

​You shouldn't carry a lot of cash.