Asking and answering questions about Europe and European countries.
- Would you like to live in Europe? Why/why not? Where would you live?
- What country do you think has the most interesting customs?
- Do you have any European things in your home?
Let’s Go to Europe
Overview
People and placesTravel
Level
Elementary: A2Pre-Intermediate: A2+
Included
3 student pagesTeaching notes
Teaching time 90 mins
Language functions Asking and answering questions
Activities
DiscussionGap fillMatchingQuestions and answersRole-play
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