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Discuss the questions.  \n1 How important is travel to you?  \n2 How much interest do you take in travel websites, magazines or TV programmes?  \n3 in the future, do you see yourself travelling more or less?  \n4 Does the environmental impact of travel outweigh personal or commercial benefits?  \n\n| \u003Cbr>About English |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>wanderlust (n) /ˈwɒndə(r)ˌlʌst/ A strong wish to travel |\n| This word originally comes from German and describes the pleasure or delight [taken from hiking. it](taken from hiking. it) is used more broadly in English to talk about travel in general.\u003Cbr>What other words or phrases do you know in English that originally come from another language? |\n\n2 WANDERLUST  \nDon’t forget!  \nCounterarguments are a good way to build on your partner’s responses.  \n That would be great, except …  \n That’s probably true, but    \n Possibly, but …  \n Even so,    \nSpeaking Part 2 Collaborative task   \n1 SPEAK Work in pairs. Look at pictures 1 and 2 below. They show people on different types of holiday. Talk together about what holiday types are suggested by these pictures.  \n2 Before you do the speaking task, read the information in the boxes below.  \n3 In pairs, talk together about which picture (1 or 2) interests you more.  \n4 Now look at pictures 1–4. Imagine an online streaming service is going to create a new series exploring how tourism affects local environments around the world. Talk together about the different effects of tourism on local environments suggested by the pictures. Then decide which issue should be highlighted in the first episode.  \nHow to go about it  \n• When you discuss the pictures in the first part of the task, be sure to make speculations and not simply describe them.  \n• Be a good listener. Throughout the task, respond to and build on what your partner says, for example, by using counterarguments. Don’t just talk about your own ideas and opinions.  \n• in the decision phase, don’t worry if you and your partner never actually reach a decision, as long as it is clear that you are trying to work towards one.  \nUseful language  \nResponding to and building on your partner’s comments  \nFor 1–4 below, complete the sentences with one word in each gap.  \n1 i like what you said   how people should be more mindful of the impact their actions are having on the natural world.  \n2 What exactly did you mean   ‘acceptable limits of change’?  \n3 i largely agree with what you said, except for the part   golf courses wasting precious freshwater resources.  \n4 So   you’re saying is that saving local environments is a fool’s errand?  \nWANDERLUST 2   \nVocabulary Travel   \n1 Underline the adjective in each group that doesn’t normally collocate with the noun in capital letters.  \n1 arduous occupied perilous uneventful JOURNEY  \n2 alternative circuitous scenic beaten ROUTE  \n3 faraway bumpy smooth long-haul FLIGHT  \n4 go-to world-class far-flung over-run DESTINATION  \n5 fleeting flying torrential impromptu VISIT  \n6 unrestricted unacceptable unavoidable unforeseen DELAY  \n2 Write five sentences about a real or imagined trip you went on using collocations from Exercise 1.  \n3 Complete the sentences with an adjective from box A and a noun from box B. There isan example at the beginning.  \nbackwater bustling culture discerning  \nA  \niconic leisurely overseas shoddy  \ncrowds landmark service shock  \nB  \nstroll travel traveller villages  \n0 What might a  discerning traveller  expect from a luxury hotel?  \n1 What would be the pros and cons of a job that involved frequent  \n   ?  \n2 Which would be more relaxing to do on a beach holiday – lying in the sand or taking a   along the coast?  \n3 For you, what   in your ","cbCaipRGBELAjKeD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipRGBELAjKeD","pdf",16151404,14,"English","# About English\n## Definition and origin of “wanderlust”\n# Speaking Parts 1 & 2\n## Partner discussion questions\n## Collaborative task: tourism and local environments\n## Useful language for responding\n# Vocabulary Travel\n## Collocation odd-one-out\n## Writing sentences using collocations\n## Adjective + noun gap-completion\n## Pair discussion based on prompts\n# Reading and Use of English Part 5\n## Multiple choice film tourism article questions","[{\"question\":\"What does “wanderlust” mean and where does it come from?\",\"answer\":\"“Wanderlust” means a strong wish to travel. 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