Travel English Worksheets


If you have students who are interested in travel, Handouts Online has lots of worksheets to keep them busy.

You'll find situation-based lessons (taking a taxi, ordering at a restaurant etc.) as well as worksheets helping students to talk about vacations they have been on.

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Title
A Trip to Paris
Target Structure
Travel conversation with practice of Present Perfect
Level
Lower Intermediate +
Time
45 - 60 minutes
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Description
Get your students talking about an upcoming trip with this conversation-based worksheet.

Your students will practice talking to a partner about a trip and ask for recommendations.

The worksheet includes lots of practice of the present perfect for experiences.

There is a warm-up on Paris, followed by question practice, a gap-fill reading, comprehension questions, role-play and discussion.

This lesson is designed for lower-intermediate level students and above.

 


 

Title
Did you have a good time in Rome?
Target Structure
Conversation, Role-Play, Discussion
Level
Intermediate
Time
45 minutes
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Description
This vacation-themed worksheets gives intermediate-level students the opportunity to build their knowledge of natural expressions when talking about a recent trip.

There is a warm-up, followed by a colocation quiz.

The students can then work on a gap-fill conversation, comprehension questions, more vocabulary work, role-play and discussion.

Expressions studied include:

* do a lot of sightseeing
* experience something for yourself
* be worth the wait
* pre-book tickets

...and much more!

If you have lower-level students looking for a similar theme, be sure to check out 'Your Last Vacation / Holiday'

 


 

Title
How was London?
Target Structure
Modifiers (really, pretty, not very etc.)
Level
Elementary
Time
45 minutes
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Description
This low-level worksheet will build your students' confidence with adjectives - and in particular the use of modifiers to give more nuanced descriptions.

Following the lead-in, there is a simple conversation with questions about a recent trip to London. Modifiers used include:

  • very
  • pretty
  • not very
  • not at all

Your students will have lots of speaking practice of the target language, including a mixer activity, where they will ask and answer questions with their classmates about a recent trip.

This worksheet is written for elementary-level students.

 


 

Title
I want to travel
Target Structure
want to do
Level
Elementary to Pre-Intermediate
Time
40 minutes
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Description
This is our lowest level 'want' worksheet. It covers the two most basic forms of want: I want a car and I want to buy a car.

Following the lead-in, there is a collocation matching exercise and then a simple gap-fill conversation about travel and work.

The lesson continues with comprehension questions and grammar practice.

The final stage of the lesson is guided discussion with 'do you want' questions on a number of topics.

This worksheet is written for elementary to pre-intermediate level classes.

The grammar structure I want you to do something can be found here.

 


 

Title
My Best Vacation
Target Structure
Past Simple
Level
Elementary to Lower Intermediate
Time
60 minutes
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Description
Improve your students' confidence and fluency with the Past Simple with this travel English worksheet.

'My Best Vacation' (UK version: 'My Best Holiday') looks at four different kinds of vacation - backpacking, beach, a cookery course and a cruise.

Your students can read about four people's trips - or you can divide it up and have each student read one segment and then tell a partner about the trip.

This is followed by vocabulary building and a discussion exercises, where students think of the good and bad points of each kind of trip.

The lesson rounds off with another speaking activity, with students telling a partner about their best vacation.

This worksheet is written for lower-level classes.


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