At the tourist information office

Watch. What questions or expressions are particularly useful at the tourist information office? Complete:
- We'd like ...
- Can you ... ?






I. Listen and complete the information about the train the traveller is interested in:
1) The train leaves at: ................ am / pm
2) The train arrives at: ................ am / pm
3) Destination: 
4) Platform: 
5) Single ticket: .......  £ ; Day return ticket: .......  £ ; Period return tickect: .......  £ 

II. Listen again. Use the words below to complete the useful sentences of the dialogue.

LEAVES - RETURN - CHANGE - WHICH - DAY - 9:20 -
WOULD - BETTER - ARE - DIRECT - HOW MUCH - ARRIVE

1. What time ... the trains to Oxford?
2. When ... you like to go?
3. There's a train that ... at 8:14.
4. Is it a ... one?
5. You ... at Gatwick Airport.
6. A direct one would be ...
7. Take the ... then
8. What time does it ... in Oxford?
9. ... platform for the 9:20?
10. ... does the ticket cost?
11. Single or ... ?
12. ... return or period return?

Comic - Yesterday

Try to make a narrative comic in the past:

a) Brainstorm:
   a1- some past time expressions
   a2- some everyday activities
   a3- a few unusual ones.
b) Design the comic starting with the making of the sentences. Take into account:
- the regular and irregular verbs.
- the past continuous (was/were + V -ing) for continuous actions in the past.
c) You can divide the sheet of paper into 6 panels. Of course, they can have different sizes.
d) The topic suggested today is the past. Get started with a past time expression, for instance, "yesterday".

You don't have to be an artist...

You can make your comic with an online comic creator at https://www.storyboardthat.com/storyboard-creator

Do you prefer a comic strip? Get some inspiration from the video below. Try not to be as cruel as its author: