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Listen to Andrew and Sandra talking about types of holidays. Match the types of holidays (A-H) to the names (1-6). There are two holidays that do not match.

The history of Halloween

Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31st. The word Halloween is a shortening of All Hallows' Evening also known as Hallowe'en or All Hallows' Eve. Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. The Celts believed that on the night of October 31st, the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. They would leave food and wine on their doorsteps to keep the ghosts away. Halloween was brought to America by Irish immigrants in the 1800s.

1. What is Halloween?

2. What is the origin of Halloween?

3. What did people believe about Halloween?

Dear Sir / Madam,

I would like to apply for the job of tour leader for your Overland Africa tours. I have had lots of useful experience for this role.

I have spent five months backpacking around Africa. In 2018, I visited Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania. I used local transport and organised my own accommodation, food and visas. I enjoyed meeting local people, learning about local traditions and visiting natural parks. I read and learned a lot about the culture and wildlife, and I even learned some Swahili and Afrikaans. This trip taught me to be independent and to organise travel arrangements.

I believe I have lots of useful experience to work as an Overland Tour Guide. I would love the opportunity to tell you more about my skills at an interview.

Yours faithfully,

Nicholas Rigby

What's this? It's a letter

Nicholas would like to tell about his travelling

Nicholas learnt languages.

Nicholas wants to work as tour guide.

Choose the correct wh-question.

... do you live? - I live in Paris.

... is that boy? - He is my brother.

Last month I ... to Scotland on holiday.

It ... awesome movie! We ... it yesterday.

The weather ... fine yesterday.

We ___ along the coast all evening yesterday.

Mary ___ home when she met her old friend.

They ___ cricket at 10 a.m. yesterday.

We ___ tea when our grandparents came.

He ___ the house this time yesterday.

Andrew                   [is going to drive, will driving] to New York tomorrow evening.

I think life                [will be, is going to be] better in fifty years from now.

It 's very hot today. I                [is going to go, will go]to the beach after lunch.

Look! She             [is going to, will] fall down.

Stop right there or I           [calling, will call]the police!

Choose the correct tense form.

If you ...               [don't switch, won't switch, didn't switch]off your computer, it uses electricity.

Choose the correct tense form.

Helen ...           [loses, lose, will lose]her job if she is late for work again.

Choose the correct tense form.

If I were you, I             [would apply, will apply, applied]for this job.

It is ____ book that I have ever read.

I want to go to the cinema to see a film about _____ and the French.

Pushkin, the great Russian poet, was born in _____ .

______ Smiths have just moved

Dear Tom,

I 1)            . (write) from the beautiful island of Mykonos in Greece. The weather 2)    (be) hot and sunny so we 3)       (spend) most of the day sunbathing on the beach.

My family and I 4)             (stay) in a small hotel by the sea. Right now, I 5)            (sit) on the balcony and I 6)           (eat) grapes. My parents 7)     (be) at the shops. They 8)            (buy) souvenirs.

At night we usually 9)     (eat) at a restaurant and then we 10)    (go) for walks along the beach.

I just 11)      (love) it here and I 12)            (not/want) to leave.

See you soon,

Kevin

1 A: How      [much, many] lemons have we got?

B: Very        [little, few] Get some more.

2 A: Do we need      [any, some] cheese?

B: Yes, there’s only          [a little, a few] left.

3 A: How is your tea?

B: It’s too sweet. There’s          [too many, too much]sugar in it.

4 A: How      [many, much]cheese do you need for the cheese pie?

B:............................       [A lot, Many], one kilo.