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This document provides exercises for an English language lesson about how holidays can change lives. It includes a discussion question about how a holiday could forever change one's life, a vocabulary review, and two reading exercises followed by discussion questions - one about an article on two people whose lives were changed by holidays and another about holidays that may have changed the learner's own life.

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TP 8 Grammar Student

This document provides exercises for an English language lesson about how holidays can change lives. It includes a discussion question about how a holiday could forever change one's life, a vocabulary review, and two reading exercises followed by discussion questions - one about an article on two people whose lives were changed by holidays and another about holidays that may have changed the learner's own life.

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Our Topic
Of The Day
 Reading
 How holidays can change our lives
Exercise 1

Take Turns and Discuss in Groups: Can you think of one way a holiday
could change your life forever?
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Language Focus

Let’s Review Some Useful…

Word Meaning Form Pronunciation


Laboratory lab-o-ra-to-ry
Horrible hor-ri-ble
Apply for (a job) ap-ply for
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Exercise 2

1) Read the article) about two people whose lives were changed by a
holiday.

2) Then select) if the following sentences are True or False:

1) Victoria went on a holiday to Italy.


2) She enjoyed her holiday, very much.
3) She studied biology before her holiday.
4) Sally lived in London before she moved το Lipsi.
5) Sally enjoyed the food and the people of Lipsi.
6) Sally can’t wait to live in London again.
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Exercise 3

1) Read again) more carefully now

2) Then match) the following meanings with the highlighted words in


the text

First text

1) of little importance
2) crazy
3) a person who looks after animals
4) animals like large monkeys
5) not looked after well

Second text

6) the London underground


7) very tasty
8) asked for (in writing)
9) burning brightly
10) very small
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Exercise 4

1) Take Turns and Discuss in groups) Have you even gone on a holiday
that changed your life in some way?

2) If no, where would you like to go in the future and why?

Useful Expressions you can Use


1 year ago, I visited France.
The trip changed my life because…
One day, I want to visit the museum of the Acropolis in Athens
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References

Exercise 1) Exercise taken from exercise 5a) p.26 in: Clive Oxenden and
Christina Latham-Koening. New English File,
Student’s Book. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Exercise 3) Exercise taken from exercise 5e) p.26 in: Clive Oxenden and
Christina Latham-Koening. New English File,
Student’s Book. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

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