listening practice. Videos. NEF resources. Travelling
Look at the photo of Delhi, in India. Would you like to go there? Why?/Why not?
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Pair Role-Play: Recommend a City
You want to plan a holiday. Tell your partner:
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What type of holiday you want
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Your interests (food, museums, nightlife, nature, sports, festivals, shopping, etc.)
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Your budget
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How long you plan to stay
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How far you are willing to travel
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The type of climate you prefer
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Whether you prefer crowded touristy places or quiet local areas
Ask your partner for at least three city recommendations.
Student B (The Travel Advisor)
Recommend ONE city you know well. For each city, mention:
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Why it’s a great destination
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Top things to do
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The best time of year to visit
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The atmosphere (lively, historical, romantic, modern, relaxed, etc.)
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Price level (cheap, average, expensive)
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Transport options (Is it walkable? Good public transport?)
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Who would enjoy it (foodies, families, history lovers, party-goers, etc.)
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One disadvantage or warning (crowds, heat, rain, pickpockets, prices, etc.)
Student A should accept or reject each recommendation politely, explaining why.
Follow-Up Discussion
- Which recommended city sounded the most appealing? Why?
Did anyone reject a recommendation? Why did they choose another option?
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Which city would you never recommend as a holiday destination? Explain.
- Have you ever visited a place that didn’t match the recommendation you received? What happened?
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Do you think online reviews are reliable when choosing holiday destinations? Why or why not?
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What cities in your country would you recommend to a foreign tourist?
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Is it better to travel to famous cities or smaller, lesser-known towns?
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Which city would you never recommend as a holiday destination? Explain your reasons.
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How much does the weather influence your travel decisions?
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How important is local food when choosing where to go?
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