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Your Future Looks Bright! Lesson 3 Space Travel The Future A: Space hotels as the one in the picture may soon become a reality. What do you think it would be like to spend your vacation there? Do you think it might be dangerous? Explain: __________________________________________________ B: Read the text below ignoring the gaps. Is anything mentioned in the reading that matches your response in exercise A? If you are one of those people who are tired of taking their vacation on the beach or just have money to burn the next option might just be right for you! The age of space tourism might be closer than you think. In fact, if you have an extra $1 million lying around, five years from now you could by an American construction company. You'll get to your spatial destination by taking a …show more content…

Are you planning to buy anything special for your vacation? • Now change roles and continue practicing. Choose other characters. a pregnant woman a millionaire a race pilot a painter an old lady a TV reporter a cowboy a shopaholic E: Next Saturday Jenna and Elise are having a field trip to Craigdarroch Castle. Right now Jenna is calling Elise with some bad news. Listen to their conversation and fill in the blanks. 1. Jenna is ____________ Elise in the middle of _________________. They have a problem. Jenna tried to ______________________ the school is __________ to the Craigdarroch Castle, but there aren’t any more places. She’s afraid they might _____________________. 2. There ______________ be any other until ______________. But Jenna has a plan. Next week’s field trip ____________to Miniature World. Amir and Joel ____________ to give them their places. 3. Elise _____________to him immediately. They rather _____________ than to the other place. Elise _____________ after she talks to

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