Lesson 10: Sightseeing WELCOME TO NEW YORK! Rockefeller Center Times Square TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 5
Lesson 10: Sightseeing PAGE 6 VOCABULARY 1 TOUR GUIDE – a person who leads or guides other people on a tour 2 TO SHOW AROUND– to lead someone through a place 3 BREAK – a pause or interval from work 4 PICK-UP – to take a person or thing in a car or ship TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 10: Sightseeing ACTIVITY: Which tourist spot in New York would you like to visit? TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 7
Lesson 11 : Souvenirs PAGE 1 MR. PARK: I want to buy some souvenirs. Do you know some stores where I can buy some? MR. ANDREW : Of course, I will take you to the market. But you need to know how to haggle over the price. MR.PARK: I hope they will give me the best prices since I’m going to buy a lot of souvenirs for my family and friends back in Seoul. MR. ANDREW : There are a lot of souvenir shops in downtown New York. I’m sure you’re going to have a great time looking at a wide variety of souvenirs. TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 11 : Souvenirs PAGE 2 MR. PARK: How much is this? SHOP OWNER: $4 per piece. MR. PARK: That’s too expensive. What’s the last price? SHOP OWNER: That will be $3. MR. PARK: Okay, I’ll take two pieces. SHOP OWNER: Thank you. I’ll need your initials on the receipt. TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 11 : Souvenirs VOCABULARY 1 SOUVENIR (soo-vee-nir) something that serves as a reminder. 2 HAGGLE (ha-gel) to make the price of something lower by being persistent. 3 RECEIPT (pro-dukt) the thing that is being sold, or put into market, in exchange for a market amount. 4 INITIALS (in-ish-yuhls) your signature on a receipt. TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 3
Lesson 11 : Souvenirs KEY EXPRESSIONS 1 I would like to buy two of those. How much is your last price? 2 Where can I buy souvenirs for my friends and family? 3 There are a lot of shops in downtown (name of the city). 4 These souvenirs look great. 5 I’ll write my initials on the receipt. TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 4
Lesson 11 : Souvenirs ACTIVITY Match the souvenir with the flag of the country where the souvenir came from. TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 5
Lesson 12: Goodbye! PAGE 1 MR. PARK : Thank you once again, MR. ANDREW, for accommodating me in your company. MR. ANDREW: You’re most welcome MR. PARK. As far as I’m concerned the Chairman would probably accept this proposal. I’ll inform him as soon he gets back. MR. PARK: I would be glad. Since I’m leaving tomorrow night, here’s my calling card just in case there'd be any questions regarding the product that I endorsed to you. MR. ANDREW: You haven't given me your card sir. May I please have one? Thank you for visiting and choosing us to be an outsource in your company. Have a nice trip and Good Day! TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 12 : Goodbye! PAGE 2 VOCABULARY 1 ACCOMODATE - to do a kindness or a favor; assist or help 2 ENDORSE - to approve or support 3 OUTSOURCE - to obtain goods or services from an outside source 4 INFORM - to give or impart knowledge of a fact or circumstance to TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 12 : Goodbye! EXPRESSION 1 JUST IN CASE – if ever, if anything goes/went wrong 2 I’D BE GLAD– I’d be very happy 3 AS FAR AS I’M CONCERNED – as far as I know, for all I know TRAVEL ENGLISH PAGE 3
Lesson 12 : Goodbye! PAGE 4 ACTIVITY 1: How do you say goodbye? • Have a safe trip! •Take care! •See you soon! •Bon voyage! •Keep in touch! •Thank you very much! TRAVEL ENGLISH
Lesson 12 : Goodbye! PAGE 5 ACTIVITY: Fill in the blanks with your own answers. MR. PARK : Thank you once again, MR. ANDREW, for accommodating me in your company. MR. ANDREW: _____________, MR. PARK. As far as I’m concerned, the Chairman would probably accept this proposal. I’ll inform him as soon he gets back. MR. PARK: ______________. Since I’m leaving tomorrow night, here’s my calling card just in case there'd be any questions regarding the product that I endorsed to you. MR. ANDREW: You haven't given me your card sir. May I please have one? _______________________________. TRAVEL ENGLISH
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