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.

This part of the unit explores vocabulary related to California's unique landscape and cultural aspects.

Vocabulary: Key terms include whale, calf, giant, agriculture, sunshine, and campground.

Example: "Strawberry" is mentioned, likely in reference to California's agricultural industry.

Highlight: The term "old-fashioned" can be used to describe traditional or vintage aspects of California culture.

Quote: "Because of" is an important phrase for explaining reasons, such as "We visited the coast because of the beautiful views."

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.

This unit focuses on vocabulary related to traveling in California, covering natural features, activities, and tourism-related terms.

Vocabulary: Key terms include hiking, industry, desert, population, coast, valley, ocean, and Celsius.

Highlight: The unit introduces important travel-related phrases like "That's because...", "get on together", and "part-time job".

Example: "Sea lion" and "wave" are examples of coastal wildlife and phenomena students might encounter on a California trip.

Definition: A "single parent" is defined as someone raising a child or children alone.