Before an important meeting or conversation, we can imagine what type of words or phrases we will hear, for example if you have an interview you can think about the questions the interviewer can ask you and you can prepare some answers. You can use the same skill for English.
We tried the listening exercise on Page 22 of Pet Result. Listing everything you can see in the photos can help you to identify words to focus on while listening.
We also did the listening on Page 20. As we did for the reading exercise last lesson we can read the questions and think of different ways of saying the same thing so when we listen we know what words to focus on.
Ask me for the tapescript and audio files.
In the tapescript, we can identify the past simple, used to talk about finished actions in times that are finished and have no connection with the present.
You can try some exercises on affirmative, negative and question forms in the past tense in the grammar book, Units 11 + 12.
We used the past simple to talk about a past holiday
To practise using past forms and travel vocabulary, try the writing exercise on Page 23.
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