B2

Why do some people have wanderlust

Discover the intriguing reasons behind wanderlust, expand your travel vocabulary, and master the passive voice while discussing your next adventure.

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Summary

Ever wondered why some people just can't sit still, always dreaming of their next adventure? This lesson delves into the fascinating reasons behind that powerful urge to explore, using a compelling video as our starting point. We'll uncover the psychological and even genetic factors that contribute to a deep-seated desire for travel.

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Vocabulary

Students will expand their travel lexicon with expressions like catch the travel bug, learn what it means to go off the beaten path, and explore phrases such as to broaden one's horizons and a craving for adventure.

Grammar

The lesson hones in on the passive voice, demonstrating how it's effectively used to discuss theories and research, especially when the focus is on the action itself rather than who performs it, such as in scientific explanations of wanderlust.

Practical English

You'll practise practical English for discussing travel preferences and future plans, learning useful phrases like 'I've really been itching to get away somewhere new' and 'What kind of trips are you usually drawn to?' to express your own wanderlust.

Discussion

The lesson concludes with a stimulating discussion, providing ample opportunity to share your own experiences, travel aspirations, and opinions on the topic of wanderlust with your classmates.

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