Once you have finished you can click the get score button to see how many you got correct. You need to decide which option (A-D) is the best to fill in each of the gaps in the following conversation. The first ESL taking a trip conversation exercise is a fill in the blanks task.
You can use the example conversations from above a guidelines to help you. Now you should do the following ESL taking a trip conversation exercises. Patrick: Have you booked the flight? Jane: Yes, I have. Patrick: Why don’t you stay longer? Jane: I plan to go to New York to see an old friend. Patrick: How long are you going to be there? Jane: Just three days. It is geared towards international travelers and it is close to Chinatown. Where are you going to stay? Jane: I have booked a room at the Pacific Tradewinds Hostel. Jane: What about Fisherman’s Wharf? Patrick: Oh, that’s one of my favorites! There are lots of seafood restaurants you can sit at for lunch. There are many interesting places that you can visit, such as the Golden Gate Bridge. Have you ever been to San Francisco? Patrick: Yes.
Patrick: Do you need a ride to the airport? Jane: No, thanks. Jane: Guess what! I’m going to San Francisco! Patrick: Really? When? Jane: Tomorrow. Situation: Jane and Patrick talk about Jane’s plan to take a vacation in San Francisco in the United States. I may want to try that on my next holiday. How about your holiday? Lucy: I didn’t go out because I took a charity job as volunteer tutor. The room was clean and it offered free drinks, fruit and snacks every day. Lucy: Was it good? Andrew: Yes, it was a great budget hotel. Lucy: Really? Where did you stay, anyway? Andrew: We stay at the Orange Hotel near the Palace Museum. It’s not difficult to find cheap hotels in Beijing. They were really interesting! Lucy: I have been to Beijing once to attend a conference, but I didn’t have time to travel around. Lucy: What did you see there? Andrew: We saw the Great Wall and other interesting places such as old palaces, as well as pandas. Beijing is a great city with many historical landmarks. Lucy: How was it? Did you have a good time? Andrew: It was wonderful. Lucy: Where did you go on holiday? Andrew: I went to Beijing with my parents. Situation: Lucy and Andrew are talking about their end of year holiday.
Conversation topics for you to talk about.Filling in the blanks in a conversation.These will help you practice using the taking a trip vocabulary in example ESL taking a trip conversations. Then after that there are three exercises for you to do. If you do not know any of the words used you can look at the ESL taking a trip vocabulary page that has definitions of many words. This is another way for you to try to learn the correct way of speaking, as the pictures in the cartoons will act as clues to help you understand. As well as being able to read the two example conversations you can watch them as cartoons.
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