Language in use Imagine that you could go on your dream holiday. Workbook p. 51, ex. 7 1 If you had €10,000, where would you go on your dream holiday? If I had €10,000, I would go . 2 If you had €10,000 to go on your dream holiday, who would you take with you? If I had €10,000, I would take . 3 What would you see and do there? If I had €10,000, I would go to see . I would look at . 4 What would you eat there? If I had €10,000, I would eat . 5 How long would you stay there? If I had €10,000, I would stay for . 6 Where would you never go? If I had €10,000, I would never go . 9 Allowed to • Wenn du im Englischen sagen willst, dass jemand etwas tun oder nicht tun darf, verwendest du die jeweilige Form von “be” (am, are, is) + “allowed to”. Sie darf am Samstag auf die Party gehen. She is allowed to go to the party on Saturday. Wir dürfen in der Schule nicht Kaugummi kauen. We are not allowed to eat chewing gum at school. • Wenn du sagen willst, dass etwas nicht erlaubt ist, sagst du: Rauchen ist in der Schule nicht erlaubt. Smoking is not allowed at school. Here are some signs of what you are allowed to and not allowed to do at a hostel. Match the signs with the sentences. 1 7 Alcohol is not allowed in the rooms. 2 Campfires are not allowed near the hostel. 3 Dogs are not allowed in the hostel. 4 Food is not allowed in the rooms. 5 Rollerblading is not allowed in the hostel. 6 Guests are not allowed in the kitchen. 7 Parking is not allowed behind the hostel. 8 Smoking is not allowed in the rooms. Write some rules that you have at your school into your exercise book. Example: Smoking is not allowed at our school. 10 11 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 8 115 Unit 10 · Travelling Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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