Organising a School Trip
The class teacher has arranged a school trip to the castle to learn more about Henry VIII. She is talking to the students about the schedule of events…
Mrs. Berbroke: Good morning everyone?
Student: Good morning, Mrs. Berbroke!
Mrs. Berbroke: As you already know, we are going on a trip to Hever Castle this Friday. I’m going tell you the plans now.
Student: What time does the bus leave?
Mrs. Berbroke: The bus leaves at 8.30 in the morning. We will meet at the main entrance to the school.
Student: What time does the bus arrive at the castle?
Mrs. Berbroke: The bus arrives at the castle at 10.45 and the tour starts at 11. Lunch is planned for 12.30 in the Banqueting Hall.
Student: That sounds amazing! What is planned for the rest of the day?
Mrs. Berbroke: At 1.30, we have a lecture with Henry ‘Blowers’ Blofeld and at 2.30, we go to the theatre to watch a short film. Between 4 and 6, you are free to rest or take a walk in the beautiful gardens surrounding the castle. Dinner starts at 6 in the Banqueting Hall. Finally, the bus leaves at 8 o’clock - Don’t be late!
PHRASAL VERBS
Phrasal verb | Meaning | Example sentence | Categories |
|---|---|---|---|
To set about | To start to do something. |
| Future |
To look ahead | To think about what might happen in the future. | I’m trying to look ahead to see how I can expand the business. | Future |
To think ahead | To think about what might happen in the future | It’s time to think ahead and plan what we are going to do this year. | Future |
To carry something
out
| To do or complete something | I’m planning to carry out more research on digital technology for learning. | Future |
To look forward to | To be exciting about something that is going to happen. | I’m really looking forward to going on holiday this summer. | Future |