Speaking Spotlight on Exams Модуль 8 ГДЗ Spotlight 11 класс
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For more information call 0800-5167-9632You are considering taking your family on a cruise and now you’d like to get more information. In 1.5 minutes, you are to ask five direct questions to find out the following:
- duration of cruise;
- departure dates;
- number of stops;
- types of cabins;
- if pets are allowed.
You have 20 seconds to ask each question.
You and a friend have decided to go travelling together and would like to do something a little different. You have narrowed down your options to the following:
- trekking in the Scottish highlands;
- touring Ireland in a horse-drawn caravan;
- a cruise on the English canals;
- a “Wilderness Survival” course in Wales.
Decide which option you are going to choose. Then start the conversation with your teacher (who will play the part of your friend), remembering to:
- discuss all the options;
- take an active part in the conversation and be polite;
- come up with ideas;
- give good reasons;
- find out your friend’s preferences and take them into account;
- invite your friend to come up with suggestions;
- come to an agreement.
1. Duration of cruise: How long does the cruise last?
2. Departure dates: When does the cruise depart?
3. Number of stops: How many stops are there on the cruise?
4. Types of cabins: What types of cabins are available?
5. Pets: Are pets allowed on the cruise?
Sample dialogue:
A: Hi! We’ve got a few options, but I think a cruise on the English canals would be the most relaxing and interesting choice.
B: That sounds nice, but trekking in the Scottish Highlands would be more exciting and active.
A: True, but I’d prefer something less tiring. We could enjoy the scenery and still have time to talk and relax.
B: I see your point. What about the horse-drawn caravan in Ireland? It sounds unusual.
A: It does, but I think it might be too slow for us. The wilderness survival course in Wales is also interesting, but it sounds quite difficult.
B: Yes, I’m not sure I want something so challenging. The canal cruise seems like a good compromise.
A: Great! So shall we choose the cruise on the English canals?
B: Yes, let’s do that.
