Task 5 (VOCABULARY) - Work in pairs. Check the meaning of the words below. Then discuss which types of accommodation you prefer - SHS Friends Global 11 page 104

1. Nội dung câu hỏi

Holiday accommodation

B&B (bed and breakfast): B&B 

campsite

caravan site

holiday camp

hostel

hotel

self-catering

apartment

villa

2. Phương pháp giải

Làm việc theo cặp. Kiểm tra ý nghĩa của các từ dưới đây. Sau đó thảo luận về loại chỗ ở mà bạn thích.

3. Lời giải chi tiết

*Nghĩa của từ vựng

Holiday accommodation

(chỗ nghỉ dưỡng)

B&B (bed and breakfast): B&B (giường và bữa sáng)

campsite: nơi cắm trại

caravan site: khu dành cho đoàn lữ hành

holiday camp: kì nghỉ cắm trại

hostel: nhà trọ

hotel: khách sạn

self-catering: tự phục vụ

apartment: căn hộ

villa: biệt thự

Student A: What type of holiday accommodation do you prefer?

Student B: I prefer self-catering accommodation, like apartments or villas. I like to be able to cook my own meals and have my own space. I also find that self-catering accommodation is often more affordable than hotels.

Student A: I like self-catering accommodation too, but sometimes I like to stay in hotels, especially if I'm on a short trip or if I'm traveling to a new city. I like the convenience of having everything taken care of for me, and I appreciate the amenities that hotels offer, like restaurants, bars, and swimming pools.

Student B: Yeah, I can understand that. Hotels can be a great option for a relaxing vacation.

Student A: What about other types of accommodation, like B&Bs, hostels, and campsites?

Student B: I'm open to staying in other types of accommodation, depending on the situation. For example, if I'm on a budget, I might stay in a hostel. If I'm traveling with a group of friends, we might stay at a campsite. And if I'm looking for a unique experience, I might stay in a B&B.

Student A: That's a good approach. It's important to be flexible when choosing holiday accommodation.

Student B: Definitely. The best type of accommodation for you will depend on your budget, your travel companions, and your personal preferences.

Student A: Thanks for sharing your thoughts on holiday accommodation. It's given me some food for thought.

Student B: You're welcome!