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Understanding the Tourist Trade Basics

Lonely Planet is a travel guidebook publisher that has published over 650 guidebooks since beginning in 1973. The company has been running a website for several years to provide travel information online. Present Perfect Continuous tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and has continued up to the present. It is formed with have/has been + present participle (-ing verb).

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Understanding the Tourist Trade Basics

Lonely Planet is a travel guidebook publisher that has published over 650 guidebooks since beginning in 1973. The company has been running a website for several years to provide travel information online. Present Perfect Continuous tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and has continued up to the present. It is formed with have/has been + present participle (-ing verb).

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UNIT 3 THE TOURIST TRADE

UNIT 3 A Your holiday, my job


Travel is the best way for people to understand the world and
other people.

ex. 1 Vocabulary
Questions and answers
set off – zaputiti se, krenuti
get around – obilaziti, razgledaju, snadju se
bring back – donesete (natrag)
to deal with – suočiti se sa, riješiti
check into – prijaviti se
check out – odjaviti se
put up with – trpiti Don't put up with her.

I'm fed up. I'm fed up of her being late all the time.

see somebody off – ispratiti nekoga


pick up – pokupimo (povezemo)
get back – vratiti se
looking forward to – radovati se

I've never flown.

through the mountains

hiking to hike hiked


mountain path
It's safe.

I've got burnt by a jelly fish.


to bite bit bitten a bite
to burn burned/burnt
ex.3 grammar

Present Perfect Simple


have, has + -ed/-d/3rd column
EXPERIENCE, UNFINISHED ACTIVITY, UNTIL NOW

Gradable adjectives
Very
Incredibly
Really
Extremly
Fairly

Strong adjectives
Really
Absolutely
just

PPS PS

UNIT 3 B Lonely planet

[Link]

ex.1
travel on your own, independently, the first/economy class,
separately/together, light
get into/out of a car, back from somewhere, here/there by
(10.30), on/off a bus/plane, a taxi home/to work
go on a trip, a guided tour, a journey, a cruise, a package
holiday

get on a bus
get off the bus
pearl jewel

trolley cabin compartment


hand luggage baggage
suitcase cargo

with hand luggage


go went gone

ex.3 Questions and answers


1.) Do you usually take

a guide book – vodič


a tour guide – vodič
advantages - prednosti
disadvantages – mane, loša strana

to explain – objasniti explained


explanation

to expect – očekivati expected


expectation – očekivanje

to go sightseeing - ići u razgledavanje


the host – domaćin
hospitality – gostoprimstvo
special rules
homesick

ex. 4 reading
a pocket - dzep
Asia /ejža/
Across Asia on the Cheap – Jeftino kroz Aziju
a park bench – klupa u parku

the North - sjever The South - jug


the East – istok the West – zapad

Southeast Asia on a Shoestring


travelling on a shoestring – travelling with little money

a guidebook
a guide
to take a guide

a shoe string a shoe lace


lace

a copy - primjerak, kopija

to run a website -
to run a company –
science /SAJNS/ - nauka

since /SINS/ - OD 2009

know knew known /NOUN/

Present Perfect Simple


have, has + -ed/-d/3rd column

Lonely Planet has published over 650 guidebooks since the


company began.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense


have, has + been + verbING
The company has been running a website for several years.

I have been studying English for two years.


Have I been studying English for two years?
I haven't been studying English for two years.

I have studied English for two years.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE


HAVE/HAS + BEEN + VERBS (-ING )

Affirmative form
Singular Plural
I have been working/I've been working We've been working
You've been working You've been working
He's been working They've been working
She's been working
It's been working

Question from
Singular Plural
Have I been working? Have we been working?
Have you been working? Have you been working?
Has he been working? Have they been working?
Has she been working?
Has it been working?

Negative form
Singular Plural
I have not been working/I haven't We haven't been working
been working
You haven't been working You haven't been working
He hasn't been working They haven't been working
She hasn't been working
It hasn't been working

Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect


[Link]

Essay topics

[Link] is happiness for you?


[Link] you a master of your time?
[Link] was in the news yesterday?
[Link] your country's tourism developed?
[Link] your last holiday.
[Link] you an adventurer?
[Link] you believe in alternative medicine?
[Link] football just a game?
[Link]'s parenthood
10. Are you a superstitious person?
11. Famous historical figure
[Link]

to explore explored explores


exploration
world explorer

advantage - prednost
disadvantage – nedostatak

You won't regret not seeing something.

You are limited by the guidebook.

to be limited -

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