BTS MCO2_tourism

New forms of Tourism

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6. Grammar:simple past/ questions andnegative sentences

table of content

11. past perfect

10. Vocabuary level 2

9. Step2: new forms of tourism

8. Step 1: classic forms of tourism

7. Grammar irregular verbs + past continnuous

5. Oral comprehension 2-Edpuzzle

4. Oral comprehension 1-Edpuzzle

3. Vocabulary level 1

2. travel agencie: oral presentations

1. brainstorming: wordcloud

Brainstorming-TOURISM?

Train on Edpuzzle -OC- 1

Train with the simple past, negative form and questions

Work on simple past

team work- travel agencies

Vocabulary 1 Click to learn

Train on Edpuzzle -OC- 2

Train

Learn your irregular verbs

Irregular verbs

l'un ou l'autre?

Regular past simple verbs have -ed at the end (e.g. called, played, arrived). Irregular verbs (e.g. wake → woke, break → broke, feel → felt). EX: My parents called me yesterday. I woke up early this morning. Sam played basketball when he was at university.Forme négative My parents didn't call me yesterday. I didn't wake up early this morning.Questions Did you wake up early this morning? Did Sam play basketball when he was at university?

Past continuous

S + was/were + v-ing Le preterit en be+ing montre qu'une action était en cours à un moment donné dans le passé (= en train de...) EX: What were you doing at 8 p.m. last night? I was studying.We were cleaning the house all morning. (action en cours sur une periode) Forme négativeShe couldn't come to the party. She was working. I tried to give him some advice, but he wasn't listening. Questions: What were you doing this time last year?

Simple past

Training time

Listen to the video - listen and list the 3 different types of tourism - be ready to explain what is specific to these forms of tourism - can you think of other forms of tourism-be ready to define them - the narrator has a certain point of view, can you define it?

Different types of tourism

Look for information online about the latest trends in tourism and create a sketchnote with the information. The new forms of tourism will appear as well as their definition, made personal and simple. Example of site

Step 2: new forms of tourism

Film induced tourism

Exercices

EX : - Last weekend, my parents weren’t at home, so I organised a party with my friends. My parents HAD TOLD me not to invite friends at home, but I didn’t care, and I invited them anyway. ==> “My parents had told me…” est une action qui a eu lieu plus loin dans le passé que l’organisation de la fête. On utilise donc le past perfect. Exemple : He said that he had never been so relaxed.

Le past perfect exprime un lien entre un moment passé et un autre moment encore plus loin dans le passé. C’est le “passé dans le passé”.

C’est quasiment l’équivalent du plus-que-parfait en français, qui se forme avec imparfait + participe passé : “si j’avais su“, “quelqu’un avait laissé“, “Papa nous avait dit“)

EX: - Dad HAD TOLD us not to be late. - Somebody HAD LEFT the door open. - If I HAD KNOWN, I wouldn’t have come.

HAD + participe passé.

Le past perfect

Vocabulary 1 &2 Click to learn

Slow is beautifulAs work life becomes increasingly hectic', holidays are occupying a more important place in our lives; when we take a beling to our BlackEy step oft the treadmil - even as (or maybe because) weo sayor meals and Berrys. Just as the slow-food movement encouraged diners to savor meals and the way they are produced, the trend toward slow travel promotes a more thoughtful style of vacationing It refers not only to leisurely and environmentally friendly modes of transport-train, boat, bike or foot-but also to the nature of the trips: smaller in scope and more off-the-beaten-path- a custom-crafted trek through niche sites rather than a top-10 group tour. [...]More and more, people are living for vacation. They are using up every single allotted day off, and bargaining with their employers for more time to savor their travels. .] "Todays tourists view travel as a form of self-expression. They don't want to come back with an object, or even a picture. They want to come back with a story."The trend toward leisurely, in-depth holidays, like so many others, stems from the baby boomers. They've worked hard-their white-collar toil has largely driven the past few years of global productivity growth-and now they have the money and the time to enjoy themselves.. And why shouldn't the journey become the holiday? The private company that took over much of Canada's failing long-distance network in the '90s has seen traffic soar as sightseers return to the railways. "People want to get back to the way things were, before there were cell phones and computers," says Graham Gilley of Rocky Mountaineer Vacations. [...]Still, it's important to note that slower holidays are a primarily Western phenomenon.While many Americans and Europeans can afford to take their time and plot their own paths, developing-world tourists are still trying to log enough hours and wages to afford the traditional one-week packaged tour. But there are signs that more leisurely travel is catching on even in emerging markets. Urban Chinese are taking weekend trips to country farms to de-stress. Budget hotel chains catering to the growing number of domestic travellers in India and China are increasingly offering chill-out amenities like spas.Newsweek, May 7th, 20071. mouvementé - 2. le tapis roulant -3. pour décompresser

past tenses times markers

T R A I N

Past continuous and past simple Quand on utilise les deux ensembles, dans une même phrase, cela montre que l'action au prétérit simple vient interrompre une action en cours au prétérit en be+ing EX: While I was studying, I suddenly felt sleepy. On utilise souvent ces deux temps pour montrer une interruption EX: I broke my leg when I was skiing. EX: As I was going to work, I saw an old friend. EX: We were watching television when the power went off. Can you see a difference in the meaning of these two sentences? ==> When the guests arrived, Jane was cooking dinner. ==> When the guests arrived, Jane cooked dinner.