Travelling English: Songs & Questions

Travelling English: Songs & Questions

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Travelling English: Songs & Questions

What do you already know about asking questions when you travel?

Lesson Objective

At the end of the lesson you will use 'what', 'which', and 'how' to ask about travel and use new travel words in conversations.

Teacher's Song

Listen to the teacher's travel song. Notice the questions using 'what', 'which', and 'how'.

Introduction: Why Learn This?

When travelling, you often need to ask questions. This lesson teaches you how to ask clearly, using real-life travel vocabulary.

What, Which, and How: Grammar Tips

Which

What

Use 'what' for information or choices without a set list. Example:

  • What hobbies do you enjoy in your free time?

  • What should we cook for dinner tonight?

  • What makes you happiest in life?

Tip: Use "what" when the answer could be anything and isn’t limited to specific options.

Use 'which' when there is a limited choice. Example: Which dessert do you prefer—chocolate cake or ice cream?

  • Which seat would you like, by the window or the aisle?

  • Which book should I read first from this series?

Tip: Use "which" when the options are defined or when there is a smaller range to choose from.

The use of How

Use 'how' to ask about manner, quantity, or process.

Examples:

  • How can I improve my writing skills?

  • How fast can you complete this project?

  • How often do you go for morning walks?

Tip: Use "how" when asking about the process, extent, or frequency of an action.

By understanding the differences between these question words, you can ask clearer, more effective questions in everyday conversations and writing.

Travel Words and phrases

Travel Words and Phrases

Question Words

What, which, how

  • Book a Flight

  • Exchange Currencies

  • Find accommodations

  • Travel during the off season

  • Arrange Transportations

  • Read some travel guides

  • Purchase insurance

  • Make an itinerary

  • Set a Budget

  • Prepare travel documents

Pronunciation Practice

Repeat after the teacher:

  • What day are you leaving?

  • How long will that take?

  • Which place are you visiting first?

  • What kind of tour is that?

  • How expensive is the tour?

Digital Interactive Activity


How E-learning is Used

You learned online with music, quizzes, and speaking tools. This is blended learning: using technology and classroom practice together.

How Songs Help You Learn

Songs make learning fun. You remember grammar and words better when you sing and use them in activities.