Identifying, Read the article again and underline all the expressions related to travelling by air., Listen to the recording and tick the collocations you hear., Read the email. Highlight all the expressions the writer uses to disagree politely., As you watch the video, note every collocation containing the verb take., Selecting, Which five expressions from today's lesson would be most useful for your next holiday abroad? Explain your choices to your partner., Which expression doesn't belong with the others?, Below are eight expressions from today's lesson. Choose four that describe you best and use them to introduce yourself to your partner., Imagine you're moving abroad. From today's vocabulary choose six expressions you think you'll actually need during your first week., Matching, The following headlines have lost part of their wording. Restore the missing expressions., Make up collocations using words from columns A and B., Your partner has the first half of eight expressions. You have the second half. Without looking at each other's paper, rebuild the original phrases., Sorting, Put the following expressions into the correct categories: make a mistake, make an effort, take a responsibility, etc., Some expressions belong together. Arrange today's vocabulary into groups and give each group a title., Read the list. Which expressions describe: emotions, opinions, relationships., Ranking/Sequencing, Arrange these expressions from most formal to least formal., Place these adjectives on a scale from slightly tired → completely exhausted., Put these chunks into the order in which they are most likely to appear during a restaurant conversation.

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