In the Air
Posted: May 15, 2015 Filed under: lesson plan | Tags: flying, instructions, listening, planes, register, safety, writing 8 Comments
Not so long ago, one of us took a flight on a low-cost Turkish airline and found out that they’re famous for their in-flight safety videos. Given that most people have heard the standard instructions many times, we thought we’d focus on what’s actually being said and how they’re saying it. Watch out for the cute video!
MAIN AIMS practise changing registers/ functional language of airline safety instructions / writing / listening for specific information
SUITABLE FOR teens and adults, upper-intermediate (B2) and above
Click here for the Teacher’s Notes.
All at C 
Love it!,
just on time!
Thanks (1.000.000)
No problem Charo. We aim to please!
Brilliant idea, thanks
You’re welcome Eman. Glad you like it!
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[…] Not so long ago, one of us took a flight on a low-cost Turkish airline and found out that they’re famous for their in-flight safety videos. Given that most people have heard the standard instructio… […]
[…] Not so long ago, one of us took a flight on a low-cost Turkish airline and found out that they’re famous for their in-flight safety videos. Given that most people have heard the standard instructio… […]
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