54552 have you packed your suitcase

1. a) Name the things you’ve put into your
suitcase:

1

2

3

4

6

7

8

9

1

1

1

1

2

3

1

4

5

1

0

1

5

1

1

1

1

6

7

8

9

b) What things have you forgotten to put?

3. Read the conversation and say where
Tom will spend his summer vacation:
T: Hi, Andrew! Where are you going?
A: To my granny. She asked me to help
her about the house. Are you leaving now?
You have a very large suitcase.
T: Not now. I’ve bought it for my future
trip. I think this suitcase is very useful.
A: Where are going to spend your
vacation?
T: In Greece. There are a lot of
interesting places there and the weather is
always wonderful.
A: Great! Have a nice vacation!
T: Thanks a lot!
5. Answer the questions:

What summer month do you like better: June,
July or August? Why? Do you like hot summer?
Do you go somewhere with your parents in
summer? Where do you usually go? What is
your favourite place for summer holidays? Why
do you like it? What do you usually do there?
Do you like to swim and sunbathe in summer?
Do you like to go fishing in summer? What do
you usually wear in summer?

2. Underline the words of your future

activities in summer:

dbicyclingmreadingfswimming
ysunbathingkfishingpskatebo
ardinghrollerbladinghhikingds
norkelinglfloatingdwindsurfin
gmdivingsclimbingncanoeingdt
joggingswvolleyballplayingffs
cooterdrivingkfootballplaying
dswalkingsdsingingwrpdancing
f
4. Fill in missing words:
K: Pam, I heard you were going to spend
your summer vacation in ________.
P: Yes, you’re right. We’ ve booked the
hotel on the coast of ______ in _______.
It is a wonderful place to spend our
summer _______.
K: Oh, I envy you. This is a wonderful
place indeed. And what about the weather?
P: I listened to the weather ______ and
the weatherman promised sunny weather
without any rain.
K: Fine! Have a nice ______ there!
P: Thank you so much!
6. Read and say what these texts are
about:
1. A Flag Day is celebrated in the USA on June 14. It
commemorates the adoption of the flag in 1777. It isn’t an
official federal holiday. The largest Flag Day parade is held

annually in Troy, New York, which draws 50,000 spectators.
2. July 1 is the national day of Canada, celebrating the
anniversary of July 1, 1867, when three colonies united into a
single country called Canada. In 1982 it was called Canada Day.
The main celebrations are held in Ottawa the capital of Canada.
3. July 4 is known as Independence Day when the USA was
proclaimed as independent republic in 1776. It is marked by
parades, flying flags all over the country, festivals, carnivals,
picnics. Fireworks displays fill the sky in the evening


KEY:
2. Underline the words of your future
activities in summer:

dbicyclingmreadingfswimming
ysunbathingkfishingpskatebo
ardinghrollerbladinghhikingds
norkelinglfloatingdwindsurfin
gmdivingsclimbingncanoeingdt
joggingswvolleyballplayingffs
cooterdrivingkfootballplaying
dswalkingsdsingingwrpdancing
f