Unit 2a-My vacation

Multiple Choice

Look at the photo. Circle the correct option (a or b). Listen and check.

• This is in France. It’s a city. It’s night.

• This is in Vietnam. It’s a river. It’s morning.

Look at these two places. Listen and repeat

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences with words in the picture.

1 Bangkok is ​

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. It’s in Thailand.

2 Titicaca is ​

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. It’s in Bolivia and Peru.

3 Everest is ​

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. It’s in China and Nepal.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

a city

a lake

a mountain

a sea

a beach

an island

Work in pairs. Write four sentences about places. Read your sentences to your partner

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Labeling

Number the days of the week in order (1–7). Listen, check, and repeat

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Sunday

Saturday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Friday

Monday

Thursday

Multiple Choice

Work in pairs. Look at the photo. Circle the place

• a city

• a beach

Open Ended

Work in pairs. Read My vacation blog. Find:

1. the day of the week

2. the name of the country

3. the names of the people

Look at the grammar box. Underline we’re and they’re in My vacation blog.

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences. Listen and check.

1 This is Jane. This is Paul. ​

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Australian.

2 I’m Meera. This is Suri. ​

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from India.

3 In this photo, I’m with my friend Jack.​ ​

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in Egypt.

4 Laura is with Brad, Andy, and Jessica. ​

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on vacation.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

They're

We're

1. They're Australian.

2. We're from India.

3. We’re in Egypt.

4. They're on vacation.

Pronunciation. Listen and repeat the sentence

Open Ended

Work in pairs. Correct the false sentences about the photo.

1. It’s Wednesday.

It isn’t Wednesday. It’s Thursday.

2. The friends are in a city.

3. It’s morning.

4. They’re sad.

5. Andy and Jessica are from Tunisia.

Work in pairs. Write true sentences. Read your sentences to your partner

Open Ended

Work in groups. Show a photo to your group. Tell your group about your photo. Use affirmative and negative forms of be.

"This is a photo of my friends, Carlos and Enrique. They’re in Egypt. They aren’t happy."