(6 12 months): Things start to feel normal, and you start thinking positively. Feelings of loneliness and homesickness are common. You become aware of the differences between the old and new culture, as well as the difficulties in the language, and you often get frustrated. (3 6 months): The initial enthusiasm turns into anxiety. You are fascinated by everything – the food, the lifestyle, the language and the cultural differences. You observe your new environment and make new discoveries. (0 3 months): This phase occurs when you first move to a new culture. Studies have shown that there are four phases a person goes through when they have to adjust to an unfamiliar environment. This is the phenomenon of disorientation people feel when they move to a country with a different lifestyle and culture. Read the text and write T for True, F for False or NM for Not Mentioned.įeeling at home when living abroad When people decide to move abroad for work or study, they might experience culture shock at first. Do I need to have a credit card with me?Ī.
Listen to three short dialogues and write T for True or F for False.Ģ. Is the underground station near here? I’d like to know Which shoes do you like more? Can you Ĥ. The person calling wants the furniture.ģ. She wants to move back to the city. Dialogue 3 5. Pam moved to the countryside a few months ago. 4. Will’s place has a great view. Dialogue 2 3. Will lives in a small place in the suburbs. 2. When does the museum open? Excuse me, do you know ġ. Carla 9 (not want) to come to the cinema with me so I 10 Read the direct questions and form indirect questions. She 3 4ī: A motorbike crashed into it last night. She moved to Manchester because she found a job there. she (still / live) in Coventry? B: No, not any more. Complete with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets.Ī: Who was on the phone? B: It was Jessica. I got tired about / of my small flat in the city and moved to the countryside.Ī. Mark’s house caught fire and he lost all his belongings / expenses.
The new sofa makes your house look cosy and isolated / inviting. This flat is a permanent / temporary residence. Remember to keep in the bicycle line / lane when you ride your bike in the centre. Personally, I think it’s too expensive.Ħ. There are two extra words that you do not need to use.ī: a. Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Let’s get down to business.Ĭottage run cope ideal pleased face regrettedĪ. I didn’t sleep during the three-hour drive to Bridgetown. A: Did I miss anything at the meeting thisĭuring the night in the city. You’ll get the hang of it.Ĭlose to a lot of museums and sights. The worksheets always end with a post-reading discussion to promote students’ critical thinking skills. The listening and reading activities are meant to help students further develop their listening and reading skills and sub-skills. It is recommended that teachers assign these worksheets after students have revised the vocabulary, functions and grammatical items dealt with in the corresponding modules of both the Student’s Book and the Workbook. The worksheets are photocopiable to be used by teachers according to their students’ needs. Please check the level before sharing them with your students.Pioneer Intermediate B1 Extra Material consists of worksheets with extra practice corresponding to each module. The following lessons come from our International Maths, International Science and Digital Kids series. A regisztráció során a diákoknak meg kell adnia az email címüket és a könyv hátoldalán található ISBN kódot.ĭifferences between British English and American English Project: Have you ever thought of exploring the Antarctic?Ī diákoknak regisztrálniuk kell a felületen, ez csak pár percet vesz igénybe.
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