Tourist activities around the world

Visit museums Go to a music festival Go fishing

Go snorkeling - Go scuba Ride a camel, horse, an

Go to the beach/zoo
diving elephant, etc

Take a riverboat tour

Go to an amusement park Go hiking
Take a boat trip/ride

Go camping Go sightseeing Go to the top of __

 Climb Take a tour of Take pictures of

Extreme sports

Go bungee jumping Go mountain biking Go rock climbing

Go paragliding
Go skydiving Go rafting
Go hand-gliding

● Have you done any of the activities above?

● Would you like to try any of these sports? Why or why not?

Read the conversation model:

Grammar: adverbs

Yet, already, always, just

Use yet or already in questions Use ever in questions and negative statements

Have you tried sushi yet? (ya) Have you ever tried sushi? (alguna vez)
Have you already tried sushi? (ya) I have never tried sushi

Use already in affirmative Use just in affirmative statements and questions

statements. Use yet in negative (means very recent)
statements

Teacher, I have just finished the exercise

I have already tried sushi (ya) My mom has just arrived
I haven’t tried sushi yet (aun- todavia) Who has just arrived?
What movie have you just seen?

Mi mama acabó de llegar – Mi mamá acaba de llegar

Grammar practice: rewrite each statement or question using already or yet

 Has she finished her homework? They haven’t seen the movie

● Has she already finished her ● They haven’t seen the movie yet
homework?

● Has she finished her homework yet?

We have tried fried clams Has your father left?

● We have already tried fried clams ● Has your father already left?

● Has your father left yet?

I haven’t had dinner They haven’t called home

● I haven’t had dinner yet ● They haven’t called home yet

She has been to London and Rome We have finished our class

● She has already been to London and ● We have already finished our class
Rome

https://www.grammarbank.com/ever-never-just-already-yet.html

Listening comprehension exercise

Watch the video and do the activity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZkqF_0Rqb8&t=68s
Grammar: since vs for

Since For

Starting point. It answers the question Duration of time. It answers the question
 “when did it start?” “how long”

(the beginning of time) (Length of time)

I have lived here since 2014 I have lived here for 8 years

Laura has studied French since March Laura has studied French for 3 months

Common expressions with since: Common expressions with for:

● Since I left school ● For ages

● Since we met ● For a long time

● Since then ● For a while

Let’s practice:
https://www.myenglishpages.com/english/grammar-exercise-since-for.php
 1 - since

2 - for

3 - since

4 - for

Answer these questions:

1. How long have you studied English?

2. How long have you lived in Bogota? – I have lived in …
3. How long have you studied at SENA?
4. How long have you been married/with your current bf or gf?
5. How long have you known your best friend?
6. How long have you had your pet? – I have had my pet__
7. How long have you had your mobile phone? – I have had my …
8. How long have you lived in your neighborhood?
9. How long have you been in my class?
10. How long have you had your email address?

Optional:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/18139710/how-long
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/31046721/ingl%c3%a9s/how-long-have-you
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/3634467/how-long-have-you

Homework
Listening comprehension: listen to the conversation with a tourist in Vancouver and check
yes or no. Listen again and write answers to the questions using already or yet
 Has she Yes No Yet - Already

Been to the Vancouver Aquarium? x Yes, she has already been to …

Visited Gastown? x Yes, she has already visited gastown

Been to the top of Grouse Mountain? No, she has not been to the top of
x
mountain yet

Seen the Capilano Suspension Bridge? No, she has not seen the capilano
x
suspension bridge yet

Tried dim sum? x No she has not tried dim sum yet

Gone to the top of the Harbour Centre Tower? Yes she has already gone to the harbour
x
centre tower

http://www.carmenlu.com/second/grammar/presentperfect2_2.htm
https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5876