Pronunciation check Notice that usually has three syllables. It is pronounced /'uυəli/. Occasionally has four syllables. It is pronounced /ə'keinəli/. 1. usually 2. occasionally


≤073 Listen and practise.


C Talk to a partner about how often you travel by the methods of transport in Vocabulary 1A. D Do you ever use any methods of transport that have not been mentioned?


Vocabulary 2: ways of travelling


A Use a dictionary and match these words and phrases with the pictures on the previous page. Some of them can go with more than one picture.


journey wait in a queue motorway get seasick take off land economical Speaking 2: answering questions about travel


A Look at these questions and think about how you would answer them. 1. Do you enjoy driving?


2. Do you like flying? 3. Do you often use public transport?


___ ___ ___


4. Do many people in your country ride bicycles? ___ 5. Have you ever made a long journey by boat? ___


B ≤074 Listen to some students answering the questions. Match each speaker with a question. C Ask and answer the questions in Exercise A with a partner.


Speaking 3: expressing opinions A Look at these questions that an examiner might ask during Part 3 of the Speaking test. In the first column, mark each one (E) easy to answer or (D) difficult to answer.


1. Is there a good public transport system in your country? ___ ___ 2. How can we make people use cars less? 3. Is it a good idea to ban cars from city centres? 4. Are too many people flying these days? 5. How will people travel around in the future?


B


___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___


≤075 Listen to some students answering the questions. In the second column, match each speaker with a question.


Exam tip: The examiner doesn’t expect you to say something really clever to answer a question. He doesn’t expect you to have a solution to a problem. You can use quite simple language and still give a good answer.


C Look at the tapescript on page 192. Notice how each speaker expresses an opinion using quite simple language.


D Walk around the class. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise A.


Watch out! typical errors


Do you enjoy to drive? 


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