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Communication Finished! Now I can…

5 GAME: THE LONGEST SENTENCE IN THE WORLD! ● use vocabulary related
to space exploration
As a class, agree on a famous person/thing that will be and space travel
described. In groups, pass a piece of paper around among
the group members. Each member adds a de ning relative ● use continuing and
clause to describe the person. After ve minutes, the group nishing tones
which has the longest sentence is the winner. ● use the past simple
and the past perfect
Alternatively, each group can choose a famous person with con dence
(without mentioning his/her name) and write a sentence as
long as possible with relative clauses for other groups to ● use de ning relative
guess who the person being described is. clauses
Example: (a footballer) ● read about space travel
by famous astronauts
This is a footballer who comes from Britain… ● talk about space travel
…who used to play for Manchester United… history and life on a
…who is married to a famous singer… space station
…who has four children… ● listen for general and
It’s David Beckham! speci c information
about space tourism
6 Role-play. In groups of four, take turns to be two services
interviewers for 4Teen radio station and two ● write a short paragraph
astronauts who have spent time on the ISS. The using advertising
interview should focus on daily life on the ISS.
language

PROJECT

Imagine you are working for a space tourism company.
Your company plans to launch a new tour to one of the
planets in our solar system. Look at A CLOSER LOOK 1,
A holiday out of this world! presentation to promote the tour. Present your tour in
Activity 4 again and choose one planet. Design a
5-7 minutes to the class. How many clients want to take
Discuss with your group: your tour?
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tourist destination?
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will clients experience?
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they pack?)
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Remember to:
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pictures, colours, letter fonts and
sizes, etc.
(You may be inspired by these posters
created by NASA.)

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