Groucho Marx

Autobiography

Where and when  was he born?

Did he have any brothers or sisiters?

What is stab? How is it connected to him?

Which theatre did the Marx Brothers bacome the biggest stars?

When did they make their  first movie? Was it a success?

Name 2 of their success.

There was an urban legend about Groucho. What was it?

How many wives did he have?

How did she describe the perfect woman?

What did he die of? When and where?

All about love

Vocabulary building exercise

Travel and leisure vocabulary

MyVocabulary.com -- Word List, Word Games and Vocabulary   Alphalary for Travel and Leisure (363) A) Abroad, Access, Accommodations, Activities, Addition, Adventure, Affordable, Agency, Airfare, Allure, Ambiance, Amenities, Amount, Ample, Amusement, Appetite, Aquatic, Arrangements, Array, Arts and crafts, Assistance, Assortment, Atmosphere, Attraction, Availability B) B&B, Backyard, Barbecue, Beach, Bellhop, Beverage, Biking, Boathouse, Boating, Bon voyage, Boutique, Break, Budget, Bug-free, Business class C) Café, Camper, Campground, Camping, Cancellation, Canoeing, Capacity, Captain, Caravan, Cash, Certification, Challenge, Charter, Chef, Choice, Clientele, Climate, Coach, Coach class, Cocktail hour, Comfort, Comfortable, Contract, Convenience, Costly, Crafts, Credit, Cruise D) Decadent, Delight, Deluxe, Deposit, Destination, Discounts, Dismay, Dispatch, Distinguish, Diversion, Diversity, Double occupancy, Downtime E) Earnest, Easy, Energetic, Enjoyable, Enjoyment, Entertainment, Environment, Envision, Equipment, Escape, Event, Exclusive, Excursion, Exercise. expectation, Expedition, Expensive, Experience, Exploration, Extras, Extravagant, Exude F) Facilities, Fancy, Fanfare, Fare, Fees, First class, Fitness, Flight attendant, Food, Foreign, Free, Free time, Freedom, Friendliness, Function, Furlough, Futon G) Gastronomy, Gathering, Gear, Get together, Getaway, Gifts, Global, Globetrotter, Golf, Guest, Guide, Gusty H) Harbor, Hiatus, Hike, Holiday, Honorarium, Hooky, Horseback riding, Hospitality, Host, Hostel, Hostess, Hotel I) Ideal, Idyll, Impressive, Inn, Instruction, Insurance, Intensive, Interim, International, Island, Itinerary J) Jaunt, Journey, Journey, Joy, Joyride, Junket K) Kayaking, Keen, Kid-friendly, Kindly, Kindness, Kinship, Knitting L) Lake-view, Landmass, Language, Launch, Lazy, Leave, Leisure, Lessons, Liberty, Lifestyle, Limit, Locale, Location, Lodging, Lounge, Luggage, Lull, Luxurious M) Mandatory, Marina, Massive, Maximum, Meals, Meetings, Memento, Memorable, Minimum, Moderation, Monitor, Mood, Motion, Movement, Music N) Nice, Nominal, Noteworthy, Noticeable O) Occasion, Ocean view, Odyssey, Option, Organization, Original, Outdoors, Outing, Outstanding, Overbooking P) Paddle, Paid vacation, Parade, Park, Participation, Partying, Pause, Payment, Payoff, Peaceful, Pedal boat, Pension, Perambulate, Perks, Picnic, Picturesque, Pizazz, Playground, Playtime, Pleasure, Porter, Promenade, Property, Protection, Public, Purser Q) Quaint, Quality, Quantity, Query, Quest, Quiet, Quirky R) Racing, Rate, Reasonable, Recess, Recreation, Recuperation, Refreshment, Refund, Regard, Regatta, Relaxation, Renown, Rental, Reputation, Requisite, Reservation, Reserve, Resort, Restaurant, Retreat, Return ticket, Riparian, Romantic, Round-the-world, Round-trip, Route, Routine, Rowing S) Sabbatical, Safari, Safety, Sailing, Sanctuary, Sand, Satisfying, Scenic, Secluded, Selection, Setting, Ship, Shore leave, Side-trip, Soothing, Souvenir, Spa, Space, Spacious, Steerage, Steward, Stewardess, Sublime, Successful, Suitcase, Sumptuous, Sunscreen, Sunshine, Swimming pool T) Tan, Tennis, Tent, Theme park, Time off, Tour, Tourism, Tourist, Tournament, Trail, Trailer, Train, Transfer, Transportation, Travel, Trek, Trip, Tropical, Truancy, Trunk U) Ubiquitous, Unique, Universal, Updated, Upgrade V) Vacation, Valuable, Variety, View, Visit, Vista, Volleyball, Voyage W) Walk, Wander, Water sports, Waterfront, Wayfarer, Weary, Weather, Weekend, Whim, Whirlpool, Wide-ranging, Windsurf, Wireless service, Woo, Workshop, World, World-class, Worldwide X) Xanadu Y) Yacht, Year abroad, Yoga, Youth Z) Zeal, Zoological

Present tense practice

Tutorials and exercises:

Simple Present

Present Progressive ( continuous)

Present Perfect Simple

Present Perfect Progressive ( continuous)

Videos on present simple and present continuous  tenses:

A video on all tenses

Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple

Present perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous1

Present perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous2

Sir Alexander Mackanzie

His voyage is here.

Copyright Mackenzie at the Pacific

Alexander Mackenzie (1764-1820): Explorer Extraordinaire

Alexander Mackenzie was born in Scotland. He moved to the American colonies when he was 10 years old. He began work for the North West Company in 1774. He was given the job of exploring new land in search of fur supplies. He made several expeditions in search of the Northwest Passage. On his first trip he travelled down a 450 km river, which was later named after him. After five weeks, he reached Ocean, but it was the wrong one. He had reached the Arctic, not the Pacific, Ocean.

Before his next trip, he went to England to study surveying and map making. He returned to Canada, ready to try again. On May 8, 1793, he and his crew started out from Montreal by canoe.

When they reached the Rocky Mountains his crew begged him to return home. They were very tired after such a difficult voyage, but Mackenzie was determined not to give up. He finally reached the Pacific Ocean on July 22, 1793, making him the first European to do so over land rather than by sea.

The fur trade made Sir Alexander Mackenzie rich. In 1799, he returned to England to publish a book about his travels. It quickly became a bestseller. On February 27, 1802 Alexander Mackenzie was knighted and became Sir Alexander Mackenzie.

Alexander Mackenzie, the explorer

Sir Alexander Mackenzie was a Scottish explorer. He is known for his overland crossing of what is now Canada to reach the Pacific Ocean in 1793. This was the first east to west crossing of North America north of Mexico and predated the Lewis and Clark expedition by 10 years. 

Facts about Canada

Here you can find some facts about Canada.

Canada - Keep Exploring

Quizlet

min. 25 words from your articles

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Survey

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