Travel Possibilities

Introduction: In today's class we are talking about ways to express possibilities using conditionals. Work with your partners to complete the tasks below.

Task 1: Talking about plans
You have five minutes to discuss the list of questions below with your partners. Organize your time so that everyone has a chance to share their ideas.

• What will you do after class today?
• When will the pandemic end?
• What is something you will start doing more when things go back to normal? Why?
• What is something you will start doing less? Why?
• Where will you be living in 10 years?
• At what age will you retire?
• How will you spend your free time then?
• When will you take your next trip? Where will you go? Who will you go with? What will you do?
  
  

Task 2: Travel Addicts
You will read an article with your partners about a group of people who are addicted to travel. Your teacher gave you a group number. Click your link below and complete the activities. 

Group 1: CLICK HERE

Group 2: CLICK HERE

Group 3: CLICK HERE

Group 4: CLICK HERE

Group 5: CLICK HERE

Group 6: CLICK HERE

Task 3: Vacation

Read the travel advertisement below with your partners and decide how to complete sentences with the missing words. 

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Task 4: Support Local Tourism

As you know, the tourism sector has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic with hundreds of hotels, restaurants, and scenic locations closed to the public. The government of Costa Rica wants to start an advertising campaign to motivate people from the GAM to visit different parts of the country during long weekends to help support the economies of these areas. Follow these instructions to create the campaign.

• Choose at least three locations in Costa Rica that you want people from the capital to visit more. 
• Think of descriptive language you can use to describe these locations so that they sound attractive to potential visitors.
• Use the structure IF ________, WILL/MIGHT ________ to explain what visitors will experience if they visit your chosen location. Think of at least 5 statements.

For example: "If you try the rice and beans, you will not be disappointed." or "If you spend you weekend here, you will forget about your troubles and stress."

Be ready to share your travel proposals with another group.