Theme 1: Transportation and Accommodation

This section covers vocabulary related to getting around and staying in California.

Vocabulary: Important terms include route, one-way, sidewalk, board, admission, and motel.

Example: "Highway" is a crucial term for road trips in California, referring to major roads connecting cities.

Highlight: The phrase "get/have a day off" is useful for discussing vacation time.

Definition: A "motel" is defined as a type of accommodation typically found along highways, often more budget-friendly than hotels.

Focus on Language and Skills Training

The final section of the unit concentrates on more advanced language skills and specific vocabulary for journalism and tourism.

Vocabulary: Important terms include journalist, electric cart, guide, screen, passive, and headline.

Example: "All over the world" is a phrase used to describe global phenomena or popularity.

Highlight: The unit includes vocabulary related to storytelling, such as "towards", "nod", and "grow up".

Definition: "Immigration" is defined as the process of people coming to live permanently in a foreign country.

This comprehensive guide provides students with the essential English vocabulary for travel and tourism, particularly focused on California. It covers a wide range of topics from natural features to cultural aspects, making it an invaluable resource for those learning English for holidays or preparing for a trip to the United States.