English Vocabulary Lesson: Collocations & Expressions on TRAVELLING

This video tutorial covers essential English phrases and collocations for travelers, focusing on survival English. It includes scenarios at the airport, asking for directions, visiting a pharmacy, checking into a hotel, and seeking tourist information. The lesson emphasizes practical language use for navigating English-speaking countries.

What is the primary focus of survival English?

• Business English vocabulary

• Literary analysis

• Essential phrases for everyday situations

• Advanced grammar rules

What might an officer ask for at the airport?

• Your travel insurance

• Your hotel reservation

• Your passport

• Your flight ticket

Which phrase is commonly used when declaring items at customs?

• Where is your luggage?

• Do you have anything to declare?

• Can I see your boarding pass?

• What is your final destination?

What is a common way to ask for directions?

• What time is it?

• Can you lend me a map?

• How can I get to downtown?

• Where is the nearest airport?

Which phrase would you use to find a location on a map?

• Draw me a map

• Show me on the map

• Give me a map

• Map it out for me

What might you ask for at a pharmacy if you have a headache?

• Bandages

• Aspirin

• Sunscreen

• Cold medicine

Which phrase would you use to describe a skin irritation?

• I have a bruise

• I have a burn

• I have a cut

• I have a rash

What would you say at a hotel if you have a prior booking?

• I need a room

• I have a reservation

• I need room service

• I want to check out

What is the term used for the process of leaving a hotel?

• Booking

• Check-out

• Reservation

• Check-in

What might you ask for if you want to explore the city?

• A guide to the airport

• A menu of the restaurant

• A list of local attractions

• A map of the hotel