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LISTENING 4 Talking About Holiday Plans
Alan: What are you going to do this bank holiday, Brenda?
Brenda: We're going to Bath for three days.
A: That's nice. I love Bath, and at Easter time, it's not too crowded with foreign tourists.
B: Yes, that's what I thought. In summer, it's best to go somewhere less famous, just into the countryside and stay at a small B&B somewhere.
A: Where are you going to stay in Bath?
B: We're going to stay near my friend's house in a pub called The George.
A: In the centre?
B: No, in a village just outside the city centre next to a beautiful canal. It does B&B and so it is quite cheap.
A: How will you get there? By bus?
B: We were going to, but we decided to rent a car instead because it's cheaper for 4 people. Also, it's easier to go sightseeing around the city.
A: Yes, a rental sounds like a good idea. When will you come back?
B: Monday afternoon. If we leave in the evening, the traffic may be bad. Have you got any plans for the holiday, Alan?
A:Yes, we'll take a boat trip along the Thames.
B: That sounds great. How long for?
A: I'm taking extra two days off work, so altogether five days. We'll go early on Saturday.
B: And where will you stay?
A: On the boat, of course. It's a self-catering holiday.
B: You're got to do all the cooking by yourself? That doesn't sound like a holiday to me!
bank holiday : [British English] an official holiday when banks and most businesses are closed [= public holiday American English]
Easter : 復活節
canal : a long passage dug into the ground and filled with water, either for boats to travel along, or to take water to a place
sightseeing : when you visit famous or interesting places, especially as tourists
the Thames : [英] 泰晤士河
self-catering : [British English] relating to a holiday in which you stay in a place where you can cook your own food
We were going to : 我們原本要搭公車去的 (對應前一句, 所以用 were)
LISTENING 4 Talking About Holiday Plans
Alan: What are you going to do this bank holiday, Brenda?
Brenda: We're going to Bath for three days.
A: That's nice. I love Bath, and at Easter time, it's not too crowded with foreign tourists.
B: Yes, that's what I thought. In summer, it's best to go somewhere less famous, just into the countryside and stay at a small B&B somewhere.
A: Where are you going to stay in Bath?
B: We're going to stay near my friend's house in a pub called The George.
A: In the centre?
B: No, in a village just outside the city centre next to a beautiful canal. It does B&B and so it is quite cheap.
A: How will you get there? By bus?
B: We were going to, but we decided to rent a car instead because it's cheaper for 4 people. Also, it's easier to go sightseeing around the city.
A: Yes, a rental sounds like a good idea. When will you come back?
B: Monday afternoon. If we leave in the evening, the traffic may be bad. Have you got any plans for the holiday, Alan?
A:Yes, we'll take a boat trip along the Thames.
B: That sounds great. How long for?
A: I'm taking extra two days off work, so altogether five days. We'll go early on Saturday.
B: And where will you stay?
A: On the boat, of course. It's a self-catering holiday.
B: You're got to do all the cooking by yourself? That doesn't sound like a holiday to me!
bank holiday : [British English] an official holiday when banks and most businesses are closed [= public holiday American English]
Easter : 復活節
canal : a long passage dug into the ground and filled with water, either for boats to travel along, or to take water to a place
sightseeing : when you visit famous or interesting places, especially as tourists
the Thames : [英] 泰晤士河
self-catering : [British English] relating to a holiday in which you stay in a place where you can cook your own food
We were going to : 我們原本要搭公車去的 (對應前一句, 所以用 were)
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