Journeys & Departures
旅行出发
By the end of this unit, you'll be able to discuss travel choices, connect ideas about your journeys, describe past experiences, and invite others to join ongoing actions.
What You'll Be Able to Do
By the end of this unit, you will master four practical skills:
Listen
You can understand discussions about travel options and ongoing actions, including invitations and descriptions of experiences.
Speak
You can present alternatives for departures, connect ideas using conjunctions, describe past trips, and invite others to join you.
Read & Write
You can write about past travel experiences, describe actions with complements, and express ongoing actions in a clear manner.
Culture & Use
You can navigate social interactions related to travel, including inviting others and discussing travel plans appropriately.
Lessons in this Unit
5 lessons. Complete them in order for the best learning experience.
Departures and Deliveries
Discuss the actions of leaving, bringing, and delivering items, as well as the emotions tied to departure and what is left behind.
Setting Off on Journeys
Discuss your travels, where you come from, and experiences of returning home. Use words related to starting journeys, going out, and significant life events.
Finding and Moving Forward
Discuss how to find and obtain results, as well as the actions of pushing, pulling, and stopping in various contexts.
Choosing Your Adventure
Discuss your travel plans, vacation choices, and how to rent or hire services. Explore options for trips, taxis, and even food delivery.
Taking Off and Spreading
Discuss how advertisements take off and spread, or how to save energy by turning devices on and off. Explore the themes of separation and yielding in various contexts.
Unit Review
After completing all 5 lessons, take the cumulative review to consolidate everything you've learned in this unit.
HSK 2 Unit 6 Review
Test your mastery of all 40 words and 5 grammar patterns from this unit.
HSK 2 Unit 6 Exam Practice
A short mock exam — listening + reading — drawn from this unit's vocabulary, grammar, and lessons.