Booking a Flight
Think about it!
Answer with Yes / No or choose an option.
( ) Yes, I do. / ( ) No, I don’t.
( ) never ( ) sometimes ( ) always
100%
Always
50%
Sometimes
0%
Never
Key Words
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1. Listen to your teacher and repeat. Pay attention to the pronunciation.
return
window seat
aisle seat
direct flight
connecting
flight
round-trip
departure date
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one-way
2. Now match the words and pictures. Listen again and repeat.
return aisle seat one-way connecting flight round-trip window seat departure date direct flight
Let’s Practice
What image is this?
Useful Phrases at the ticket counter
Repeat after your teacher.
🗣️You say
👂You hear
Useful Phrases at the ticket counter
Repeat after your teacher.
🗣️You say
👂You hear
Useful Phrases at the ticket counter
Repeat after your teacher.
🗣️You say
👂You hear
or an aisle seat?
Let’s Practice
Listen. Number the pictures 1-4. Write the useful phrases under the correct picture.
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1
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Structure
Read the sentence and choose the correct answer.
We use “I’d like to” when:
I’d like to book a flight to Brazil.
Say it with me!
Substitute the destination or phrase.
Start with: I’d like to book a flight to [Paris]
Say the sentence!
Form full sentences with the cue.
cue: “I / book / flight / Rome” → I’d like to book a flight to Rome.
Use this space to take notes if needed.
FEEDBACK TIME
Real-life English: Booking a flight
Watch the video. Answer the questions.
b. Is it a one-way or round-trip ticket?
c. What seat does the passenger prefer?
Round-trip
London
Window seat
Let’s Practice - Role Play
Student A is the airline agent.
Student B is the passenger.
Then switch roles!
Airline Agent: Hello. Can I help you?
Passenger: Yes. I’d like to book a flight to New York.
Airline Agent: One-way or round-trip?
Passenger: Round-trip, please.
Airline Agent: What’s the departure date?
Passenger: September tenth (September 10th).
Airline Agent: Window or aisle seat?
Passenger: Window seat, please.
Airline Agent: Okay. Your ticket is $350.
Passenger: Thank you!
Practice in pairs.
Let’s Practice - Role Play
Airline Agent: Hello. Can I help you?
Passenger: Yes. I’d like to book a flight to New York.
Airline Agent: One-way or round-trip?
Passenger: Round-trip, please.
Airline Agent: What’s the departure date?
Passenger: September tenth (September 10th).
Airline Agent: Window or aisle seat?
Passenger: Window seat, please.
Airline Agent: Okay. Your ticket is $350.
Passenger: Thank you!
Destination:
Departure date:
Price:
2. Practice again. Personalize the purple words.
Use this space to take notes if needed.
FEEDBACK TIME
Let’s Practice - Role Play
Write a dialogue. Personalize with your information. Practice it!
Use this space to take notes if needed.
FEEDBACK TIME
What did we learn?
As an “exit ticket” ask a question or say a phrase you learned today.
Examples: I’d like to book a flight to India./ I prefer aisle seat.
Self-Assessment
How do you feel about today’s lesson?
Congratulations