i am an online ESL teacher.. i am about to to do a speaking class with a B1/B2 student . here is the worksheet:

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Are you into flying?
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1. Look at different types of trips and say what mode of transport you would
usually use in each case. Explain your choice.
• get away for the weekend
• visit a family in another city
• go on a business trip
• go on a beach holiday
2. Discuss the questions.
• Do you travel by plane a lot? Why/Why not?
• Is air travel a popular way to travel within
your country?
• What are the advantages of travelling by plane?
• Do you think flying is a dangerous way of travelling?
• What are the reasons why people avoid travelling by plane?
3. Imagine you received the text below from a friend asking for advice. Think
of as many tips to share with them as possible.
4. Watch a video [https://youtu.be/vLebsrBn13g] giving tips on what to do on a
long flight. Compare the tips in the video with your ideas from ex. 3.
Tips from the video:
1) Hydrate because the humidity level on the plane is twice lower than a
comfortable one. Drink water and pick food with higher water content. Use
saline solution to keep your nose moist and eyedrops to keep eyes moist.
[00:30]
2) Clean your seat. It’s easier to get a sickness on a plane so wipe your armrest,
seat and a tray table. Use air ventilation because it traps germs and produces
clean air. [01:11]
3) Move. Get up frequently. Set up an alarm. Drink tea or coffee because it
forces you to get up and go to the bathroom. [01:51]
Hi! I have a long-haul 10-hour flight tomorrow. I’m a bit worried as
it’s the longest one I’ve ever had. Any tips how to survive it? :)
Are you into flying?
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4) Adjust your body clock. Set your watch to local time. Get some sleep. [02:40]
5) Limit the booze. Alcohol leads to dehydration and it messes with your
circadian rhythms. [03:25]
5. Discuss the questions.
• Which of the tips from the video are new to you? Do you think they’re useful?
Why/Why not?
• Do you think it’s possible to escape jet lag if you sleep on a plane?
• What’s the longest flight you’ve ever had? How did it make you feel?
• Would you prefer to have one or even two connecting flights or spend 18
hours on one plane? Why?
6. Read each story and discuss the questions below.
• How do you think the person felt?
• What do you think they did next? What happened next?
I was travelling a long distance and had a connecting flight with only a
one-hour layover. My first flight got delayed due to bad weather. Since
there were a lot of passengers making the same connection, the airline
promised to wait for us. But just as we got off our first plane, we were
told that boarding had ended and the gate for our connecting flight was
closed.
I was one of the last passengers to board a plane once. When it was my
turn, a crew member told me that, unfortunately, the flight was
overbooked, and they couldn’t seat me.
I once booked a flight with a low-cost airline. I was travelling for a few
days, so I didn’t need a lot of luggage. That’s why I took my usual carryon and proceeded to the gate without checking anything in. At the gate,
I discovered that the carry-on size for that airline was different.
According to their rules, I couldn’t take my bag on board with me.
Are you into flying?
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• Have you ever been in a similar situation? If yes, what did you do? If not, what
would you do?
7. Choose one of the topics below and tell a short anecdote. Let other
students guess whether it is a true story or not.
[If students have a lot of experience with flying and have a lot of stories to share,
ask them to tell two anecdotes – one true and one false. Also, suggest other
students ask the storyteller one question to help them decide if the story is true or
false.]
• an incident at the airport
• a security issue
• the most stressful flight
• a lost document
• missing luggage
• a row with a crew member
• the best flight ever
• topic of my choice""

please provide some possible answers as well as some teacher prompts