Travel and holidays complete each sentence with a word

  VOCABULARY  –  TRAVEL  AND  HOLIDAYS       1.   C omplete   each   sentence  with   a   word   from   the   box.     buffet,  coach  station,  departure  lounge,  harbour,  quay,  cabin,  deck,  destination,  platform,   runway   a) Most   of  the  young  people  on  the  boat   slept  on  the  deck.  

in  

their  sleeping  bags.   b) As   the  train  drew  in  to  the  station,   Terry  could  see  her  sister  waiting   on  the   ……………………………………   c) I  was   so  nervous  about  flying  that   I   left  my  bag  in  the   d) By  the  time   I  got  to  the   left.   e) As   soon   as  the  boat  left  the  

,   the  bus   to   Scotland   had   ,   the  storm  began.  

f) We  hadn’t  had  anything  to  eat,   but  luckily  there  was   a   g) I’m   afraid  there  is  only  one  first-­‐class   boat.  

on   the   train. free   on   the  

h) Tim  reached  Paris   safely,   but  his  luggage  didn’t  reach  its   i) There  was  a  queue  of   cars  on   the  

,   waiting  

for  the  car-­‐   ferry   to   the   island.   j) Our  plane  nearly  crashed  into  a  fire-­‐engine  on  the     2.  U nderline   the   most   suitable   word   or  words.     a) David’s  plane  was  cancelled/delayed  by  thick  fog.   b) The  ship’s  owner  agreed  to  give  the  crew/passengers  a  pay-­‐rise.   c) The   plane  from  Geneva   has  just  grounded/landed.   d) We  hope  that  you  will  enjoy   your  flight/flying.   e) Because   of  heavy   snow,  their   plane  was  diverted/deviated  to  Luton.   f) I  w on’t  be   long.  I’m  just  packing  my  last  luggage/suitcase.   g) You   have  to   check  in/check   up   an   hour  before   the   plane   leaves.   h) All  duty  free  goods  must  be  declared/surrendered  at  customs.   i) The  plane  took  off/took  up  and   was  soon  high  over  the  city.   j) I   bought   a  simple/single  ticket,  as  I   was   going  to  return   by  car.   k) A  sign  above  the  seats  in  the  plane  says  ‘Fasten  your  life   belt/seat   belt’.   1) On   the  plane  the  flight  attendant/waitress  brought  me  a  newspaper.    

3. Use   a   word   or  words  from   exercises   1    or  2   to   complete   each   sentence.   The   word   may  be   in   a   different  form.   a) I   had   to  

cancel   couldn’t   travel.  

my   tickets,   because   I   was   ill   and  

b) The   train   for   London   is   now   arriving   at  …  t hree.   c) The  plane  …  on   time   but   arrived   half   an   hour   late.   d) We   finally  reached   our  

after   travelling   all  

day.   e) It   was   hard   to   find   a   seat   on   the   train   as   there   were   so  

many  …..   f) While   we   were   waiting   at   the   station   we   had   a   bite   to   eat   in  

the  …   g) I  felt   seasick   so   I  went   to   my  …  a nd   tried   to   sleep.   h) Do  you  want   a   return   ticket,   or  a  …?   i) The   customs   officer   asked   Bill   if   he   had   anything   to  …   j) There   is   a   small   …   h ere   for   fishing   boats   and   yachts.   k) How  much  …  can   I   take   with   me   on   the   plane?   1) The   8.55   from   Hull   will   be   30   minutes   late.   We   apologise   for  

the  …     4. Match   the   words   in   the   box   with   a   suitable   definition   (a-­‐j).       an  expedition,  a  flight,  a  tour,  a  voyage,  a  package  tour,  an  itinerary,  a  trip,  travel,  a  cruise,  a   crossing     a. A  j ourney  by  s hip  for  p leasure  a  cruise   b. A   journey  by   plane   c. The   plan   of   a   journey   d. An   informal   word   for  journey.   Sometimes   meaning   a   short   journey   e. A   journey   for   a   scientific   or   special   purpose   f. A   holiday   which   includes   organised   travel   and   accommodation   g. Taking  journeys,   as   a   general   idea   h. A   journey  by   sea   i. An   organised   journey   to   see   the   sights   of   a   place   j. A   journey   from   one   side   of   the   sea   to   the   other    

5. Use   a   word   from   4   in   each   sentence.     a. The  travel   agent  will   send  you  the   itinerary…   for  your  trip.   b. My  neighbours  went  on  a  guided  

of  Rome.  

c. Last  time   I  went  from   England   to   France  we  had  a  very  rough   d. The  first  prize  in  the  competition   is   a   luxury  Mediterranean   e. When  you  go  on   a/an  

,   you  pay  one  price  for  everything.  

f. The  college  organized  a/an  

to   search   for  the   ancient   ruins.  

g. Olympic  announces  the  arrival  of   h. The   Titanic  sank  on  its  first   i.

OA  269  from  Athens.   in   1912.  

is  one  of  my  main  interests.  

j. Mr  Dean  is  away  on  a  business  

at  the  moment.   Can   I  help  you?  

  6. Replace   the   words     in     italics   in     each     sentence   with     a   word   from   the     b ox.   camp-­‐site,  book,  hostel,  accommodation,  double  room,  hitch-­‐hike,  a  fortnight,  guest-­‐ house,  vacancy,  porter   a. I  stayed  in  France  for  two  weeks  last  year.  

a  fortnight..  

b. It’s  difficult   to  find  anywhere  to   stay   here  in  the  summer   c. We  had  no  money  so  we  had  to  get  lifts  in  other  people’s  cars   d. I’d  like   a  room  for  the   night  please.   A  room  for  two  people   e. The  place  where  we  stayed  wasn’t  a   hotel  but  a  private  house  where  you  pay   to   stay  and  have  meals   f. I’d  like  to  reserve  three  single  rooms  for   next   week,  please   g. It  was  raining,   and  we  couldn’t   find   a  place   to  put  our  tent   h. I’d  like  a  room  for   the  night,  please.   Do  you  have  a   pee  one?   i. The  school   has   its   own  place  for  students  to  stay   j. We  gave  a  tip  to  the  person  who  carried  our  bags  in  the  hotel     7. Use    a    d ictionary   to   find     c ompound   words     b eginning     sea-­‐.     Complete    each   sentence   with   one   of  these   words.   a. Last  year  we   didn’t   go   to   the   m ountains.  We   went  to   the      …seaside…      instead.   b. There’s   a   restaurant   near  the   harbour   that   serves   wonderful   c. The  beach  was  covered   in  piles  of  smelly  green   d. This  town  is  very  high  up.   It’s  a  thousand  metres  above   e. We  drove  along   the  

but  we   couldn’t   find   anywhere   to   park.  

f. Tourists  were  throwing  bread  to  the  

flying   behind   the   ship.  

g. Luckily  I  had  taken  some  travel  pills  so  I  didn’t  feel   h. Children  were  building  sand  castles  on   the  ………………..    

8. Choose    t he     most    s uitable    w ord     or    p hrase   to    c omplete    each     sentence.     a. They   beach.  

C.  

all  day  swimming  and   sunbathing  at  the  

A)  did   B)  used   C)  spent   D)   occupied   b. The  hotel  room  

over   a  beautiful   garden.  

A)   viewed   out   B)  faced   up   C)  opened  up   D)  looked  out   c. We  didn’t  

to  the   station   in   time   to   catch   the  train.  

A)  get   B)  reach   C)  arrive   D)  make   d. I  was   in  such  a  hurry  that  I   left  one   of   my   bags   A)  out   B)  aside   C)  on   D)   behind   e. Mr  Hill   had   his  money  stolen  and  couldn’t   bill.   A)  pay   up  

B)  pay   C)  pay  for  

D)   pay  out  

f. Jane  lost  her  case.   It  did  not   have   a/an   name   on.   A)  ticket   B)  poster   C)  label   g. Take  the  bus,   and  

his   hotel  

with   her  

D)  identification   at   Oxford   Circus.  

A)   get  out   B)  get  off   C)   get  down   D)  get  away   h. I   was  too  tired   to  

my  suitcase.  

A)  unpack   B)  empty   C)  put  out   D)  disorder   i. On  the  first  day  of  our  holiday  we   just   pool.  

by  the   hotel  

A)  enjoyed   B)  calmed   C)  comforted   D)  relaxed   j. The  wind   was  blowing   so  much  that  we  couldn’t   tent.  

our  

A)   raise   B)  put   up   C)  make  up   D)  build     9.   R ewrite   each   sentence,   beginning   as   given,   so   that   it   contains   an   expression   with   have.     a. I  sunbathed  for  a  while,  and  then  went  swimming.   I  sunbathed  for  a  while,  and  then  I  had  a  swim.   b. I   really  enjoyed  my  holiday  last  year.     I  …   c. David  crashed  his  car  while  he  was  driving  to  Spain.   David  …   d. When  we  left,  Maria  wished  us  a  safe  journey.     ‘Goodbye’,  Maria  said,  ‘and  …   e. Most  of  the  people  on  the  beach  were  wearing  very  little.   Most  of  the  people  on  the  beach  …   f. We  couldn’t  decide  about  our  holiday  but  then  Sue  thought  of  something.   We  couldn’t  decide  about  our  holiday  until  Sue  …   g. There  was  a  party  at  Martin’s  house  last  night.   Martin  …   h. Brenda  couldn’t  go  away  for  the  weekend  because  she  was  busy.   Brenda  couldn’t  go  away  for  the  weekend  because  she  …   i. Ian  didn’t  know  how  to  water-­‐ski,  but  he  gave  it  a  try.   Ian  didn’t  know  how  to  water-­‐ski  but  he  …  

  j.

Laura  suspected  that  the  hotel  food  was  going  to  be  bad.   Laura  …  

  9.Decide   which   answer   (A,   B,   C   or   D)   best  fits   each   space.     Holidays   Is   it   better   to   go   on   a   package   (1)   B,   or   to   (2)   …   on   your   own?   I   suppose   the   answer   depends  on  what  kind  of  (3)  …  you  are.  A  complicated  tour  organized  by  a  travel  (4)  …   has  some  advantages.   You  have  a/an  (5)  …,  which  gives  you  definite  (6)  …  and  arrival  dates,  and  a  list  of  all  your   (7)  …  .  The  (8)  …  may  be  cheaper,  as  it  has  been  (9)  …  in  advance,  so  you  spend  less  time   worrying  about  where  you  are  going  to  (10)  …    .  If  you  book  your  own  hotel,  you  might   have  trouble  finding  a/an  (11)  …,  unless  you  are  going  to  stay  for  a  (12)  …,  for  example.   On   the   other   hand,   organizing   your   own   (13)   …   can   be   fun.   Many   students   (14)   …   or   buy   cheap  train  tickets,  and  (15)  …  the  night  in  students  hostels  or  guest-­‐houses.    

   

1   2   3              4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15  

A   travel   A  travel   A  voyager   A   office   A   timetable   A  departure   A   cancellations   A  bedrooms   A  preserved   A   stay   A   empty   A   fortnight   A  voyage   A  auto-­‐stop   A   have  

B   tour   B  trip   B  passenger   B   agent   B   scheme   B   parting   B   expeditions   B   staying   B  booked   B  pass   B   free   B   daytime   B   expedition   B   hitch-­‐hike   B   at    

C   journey   C   voyage   C   tourist   C   tour   C   notice   C   leave   C   organisations   C   flat   C   reservation   C   live   C   vacancy   C   fifteen    d ays   C   trip   C   lift   C   for  

D   cruise   D   tourist   D   mover   D   operation   D   itinerary   D   quitting   D   destinations   D   accommodation   D   hotels   D   cross   D   available   D   passage   D   package   D   journey   D   spend  

  KEY:                                                                                                              

1 Complete each sentence with a word from the
box:

a) Most of the young people on the boat slept on the deck.
in their sleeping bags.

b) As the train drew in to the station, Terry could see her sister
waiting on the ….

c) I was so nervous about flying that I left my bag in the…

d) By the time I got to the… , the bus to Scotland had left.

e) As soon as the boat left the… , the storm began.

f) We hadn’t had anything to eat, but luckily there was a …on the train.

g) I’m afraid there is only one first-class …free on the boat.

h) Tim reached Paris safely, but his luggage didn’t reach its …

i)
There was a queue of cars on the … , waiting for the car-ferry to the island.

 j) Our plane nearly crashed into a fire-engine
on the…

2 Underline the most suitable word (s):

a) David’s plane was cancelled/delayed by thick fog.

b) The ship’s owner agreed to give the crew/passengers a
pay-rise.

c) The plane from Geneva has just grounded/landed.

d) We hope that you will enjoy your flight/flying.

e) Because of heavy snow, their plane was diverted/deviated to
Luton.

f) I won’t be long. I’m just packing my last luggage/suitcase.

g) You have to check in/check up an hour before
the plane leaves.

 h) All duty
free goods must be declared/surrendered at customs.

i) The plane took off/took up and was soon high over the city.

j) I bought a simple/single ticket, as I was going to return by
car.

k) A sign above the seats in the plane says ‘Fasten your life
belt/seat belt’.

1)
On the plane the flight attendant/waitress brought me a newspaper.

3 Use a word or words from
exercises 1 or 2 to complete each sentence. The word may be in a different
form.

a) I had to cancel my tickets, because I was ill and
couldn’t travel.

b) The train for London is now arriving at… three.

c) The plane …on time but arrived half an hour late.

d) We finally reached our… after travelling all day.

e) It was hard to find a seat on the train as there were so many …

f) While we were waiting at the station we had a bite to eat in the …

g) I felt seasick so I went to my …and tried to sleep.

h) Do you want a return ticket, or a …?

i) The customs officer asked Bill if he had anything to …

j) There is a small …here for fishing boats and yachts.

k) How much …can I take with me on the plane?

1) The 8.55 from Hull will be 30 minutes late. We
apologise for the…

4 Match the words in the box with
the suitable definition:

a) A journey by ship for pleasure a cruise

b) A journey by plane

c) The plan of a journey

d) An informal word for journey. Sometimes meaning a short
journey

e) A journey for a scientific or special purpose

f) A holiday which includes organised travel and accommodation

g) Taking journeys, as a general idea

h) A journey by sea

i) An organised journey to see the sights of a place

j) A journey from one side of the sea to the other

5 Use the words from the previous
exercise in these sentences.

a) The travel agent will send you the itinerary… for
your trip.

b) My neighbours went on a guided of Rome.

c) Last time I went from England to France we had a very rough

d) The first prize in the competition is a luxury Mediterranean

e) When you go on a/an , you pay one price for everything.

f) The college organized a/an to search for the ancient ruins.

g) Olympic announces the arrival of OA 269 from Athens.

h) The Titanic sank on its first in 1912.

i) is one of my main interests.

j) Mr Dean is away on a business at the moment. Can
I help you?

6 Replace the words in italics
in each sentence with a word from the box.

a) I stayed in France for two weeks last year. .a
fortnight..

b) It’s difficult to find anywhere to stay here in the summer

c) We had no money so we had to get lifts in other people’s cars

d) I’d like a room for the night please. A room for two people

e) The place where we stayed wasn’t a hotel but a
private house where you pay to stay and have meals

f) I’d like to reserve three single rooms for next week, please

g) It was raining, and we couldn’t find a place to put our tent

h) I’d like a room for the night, please. Do you have a pee one?

i) The school has its own place for students to stay

Travel And Holidays

Exercise 1. Complete each sentences with a word from the list  

1. Most of the young people on the boat slept on the __________ in their sleeping bags.
2. As the train drew in to the station, Terry could see her sister waiting on the ______.
3. I was so nervous about flying that I left my bag in the ___________.
4. By the time I got to the ________, the express bus to Scotland had left.
5. As soon as the boat left the ___________, the storm began.
6. We hadn’t had anything to eat, but luckily there was a _________ on the train.
7. I’m afraid there is only one first-class _________ free on the boat.
8. Tim reached Paris safely, but his luggage didn’t reach its ____________.
9. There was a queue of cars on the ________, waiting for the car-ferry to the island.
10. Our plane nearly crashed into a fire-engine on the _________.

Exercise 2. Choose the most suitable word or words underlined.

1. David’s plane was cancelled /delayed by thick fog.
2. The ship’s owner agreed to give the crew /passengers a pay-rise.
3. The plane from Geneva has just grounded /landed.
4. We hope that you will enjoy your flight / flying.
5. Because of heavy snow in London, their plane was diverted /deviated to Manchester.
6. I won’t be long. I’m just packing my last luggage /suitcase.
7. A sign above the seats in the plane says ‘Fasten your life belt /seat belt’.
8. You have to check in /check up an hour before the plane leaves.
9. All duty free goods must be declared /surrendered at the customs.
10. On the plane a stewardess /waitress brought me a newspaper.
11. The plane took off /took up and was soon high over the city.
12. I bought a simple /single ticket, as I was going to return by car.

Exercise 3. Match these words with the definitions given.

1. A journey by ship for pleasure. _______________
2. A journey by plane. ________________________
3. The plan of a journey. ______________________
4. An informal word for journey. Sometimes meaning a short journey. ____________
5. A journey for a scientific or special purpose. _______________
6. A holiday which includes organized travel and accommodation. _______________
7. Taking journey, as a general idea. _________________________
8. A journey by sea._______________________________________
9. An organized journey to see sights of a place._________________
10. A journey from one side of the sea to the other. _______________

Exercise 4. Use a word from Ex. 3 in each sentence.

1. The travel agent will send you the _________ for your trip.
2. My neighbours went on a guided __________ of Rome.
3. The first time I went from England to France we had a very rough _________.
4. The first prize in the competition is a luxury Mediterranean _________.
5. When you go on a /an _________, you pay one price which covers everything.
6. The college organized a /an _________ to search for the ancient ruins.
7. Olympic Airways announces the arrival of __________ OA 269 from Athens.
8. The Titanic sank on its first _________ in 1912.
9. _________ is one of my interests.
10. Mr. Dean is away on a business _________ at the moment. Can I help you?

Exercise 5. Replace the words underlined in each sentence with a word from the list.

1. I stayed in France for two weeks last year. ____________
2. It’s difficult to find anywhere to stay in this town in the summer. ____________
3. We were short of money so we decided to get lifts in other people’s cars. _______
4. I’d like a room for the night place. A room for two people. ____________
5. The place where we stayed wasn’t a hotel but a private house where you pay to stay and have meals. ___________
6.  I’d like to reserve three single rooms for next week, please. ___________
7. It was raining, and we couldn’t find a place to put our tent. ____________
8. I’d like a room for the night please. Do you have a free one? ___________
9. The school has its own place for students to stay. ___________
10. We gave a tip to the person who carried our bags in the hotel. __________

Exercise 6. Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence.

1) They … all day swimming and sunbathing at the beach.

     a) did               b) used               c) spend             d) occupied

2) The hotel room … over a beautiful garden.

     a) viewed out        b) faced up        c) opened up           d) looked out

3) We didn’t … to the station in time to catch the train.

    a) get                b) reach              c) arrive            d) make

4) I was in such a hurry that I left one of my bags … .

    a) out                b) aside              c) on                 d) behind

5) Mr. Hill had his money stolen and couldn’t … his hotel bill.

    a) pay up            b) pay               c) pay for              d) pay out

6) Jane lost her case because it didn’t have a /an … with her name on.

    a) ticket              b) poster           c) label                 d) identification

7) Take the bus, and … at Oxford Circus.

    a) get out            b) get off          c) get down          d) get away

I was too tired to … my suitcase and hang my clothes in the wardrobe.

    a) unpack           b) empty           c) put out              d) disorder

9) On the first day of our holiday we just … by the hotel pool.

    a) enjoyed          b) calmed          c) comforted        d) relaxed

10) The wind was blowing so much that we couldn’t … our tent.

       a) raise            b) put up            c) make up           d) build

Exercise 7. Complete each part sentence a) to j) with one of the ending 1) to 10) and make a compound word.

1. I sent my friend a post                                       1) suit with you to the beach.
2. I fastened my seat                                              2) table turned out to be wrong.
3. We stayed on a small camp                               3) belt, and waited for takeoff.
4. I always forget my guide                                   4) port, you must tell the police.
5. Don’t forget to take your swim                          5) hiking can be dangerous.
6. If you lose your pass                                          6) side when I was little.
7. We stayed in a quiet guest                                 7) card of the town where I stayed.
8. The train time                                                     book when I visit old cities.
9. I used to like going to the sea                             9) house down by the river.
10. Nowadays I’m afraid that hitch                         10) suite just outside the town.  

(W,G) Reading

Pre-reading. “Hungry Tom” 

Find new words in the text.Pupils write new words on the stickers and put them on “Hungry Tom” on the board.

Omar: I want to visit the USA. I have never visited Washington D. C. I have been to Scotland, Ireland. I have lived in a hotel in Wales.

Colin: I want to stay with my friend in Almaty and Astana. I have never been to Kazakhstan. I have been to France, Italy, Japan. I like to travel by air. I have stayed in hotels there, I like homes.

Asel: I want to visit New York. I think New York is the most beautiful and biggest city in the world. I have never been to the USA, I have been to Scotland, Ireland, Germany. I want to stay in a big hotel in New York.

Dmitry: I have never been to any Disneyland. I want to go to Los Angeles. I have never been to the USA. I want to see Hollywood. I have visited Mexico, Canada.

Descriptors

A learner

— reads the text

— writes key words

While-reading

Read the text

Omar: I want to visit the USA. I have never visited Washington D. C. I have been to Scotland, Ireland. I have lived in a hotel in Wales.

Colin: I want to stay with my friend in Almaty and Astana. I have never been to Kazakhstan. I have been to France, Italy, Japan. I like to travel by air. I have stayed in hotels there, I like homes.

Asel: I want to visit New York. I think New York is the most beautiful and biggest city in the world. I have never been to the USA, I have been to Scotland, Ireland, Germany. I want to stay in a big hotel in New York.

Dmitry: I have never been to any Disneyland. I want to go to Los Angeles. I have never been to the USA. I want to see Hollywood. I have visited Mexico, Canada.

Descriptor

A learner

• reads the text attentively

Post-Reading

Fill in the chart about four people

Name	Visited	Never	Want to go
Omar
Colin
Asel
Dmitry

Descriptor

A learner

• completes the table according to the text

Differentiation by tasks

(G) Writing

1^st group

Complete each sentences with a word from the list

buffet     coach-station     harbour     quay    departure-lounge     cabin     destination            deck        platform      runway

1. Most of the young people on the boat slept on the __________ in their sleeping bags.

2. As the train drew in to the station, Terry could see her sister waiting on the ______.

3. I was so nervous about flying that I left my bag in the ___________.

4. By the time I got to the ________, the express bus to Scotland had left.

5. As soon as the boat left the ___________, the storm began.

6. We hadn’t had anything to eat, but luckily there was a _________ on the train.

7. I’m afraid there is only one first-class _________ free on the boat.

8. Tim reached Paris safely, but his luggage didn’t reach its ____________.

9. There was a queue of cars on the ________, waiting for the car-ferry to the island.

10. Our plane nearly crashed into a fire-engine on the _________.

Descriptor A learner

• Completes the gaps with correct words;

2^nd group

Choose the most suitable word or words underlined

1. David’s plane was cancelled /delayed by thick fog.

2. The ship’s owner agreed to give the crew /passengers a pay-rise.

3. The plane from Geneva has just grounded /landed.

4. We hope that you will enjoy your flight / flying.

5. Because of heavy snow in London, their plane was diverted /deviated to Manchester.

6. I won’t be long. I’m just packing my last luggage /suitcase.

7. A sign above the seats in the plane says ‘Fasten your life belt /seat belt’.

8. You have to check in /check up an hour before the plane leaves.

9. All duty free goods must be declared /surrendered at the customs.

10. On the plane a stewardess /waitress brought me a newspaper.

11. The plane took off /took up and was soon high over the city.

I bought a simple /single ticket, as I was going to return by car.

Descriptor A learner

• Chooses the most suitable word;

• complete sentences correctly;

(G,f) Speaking ( Creative work)

The 1^st group The 2^nd group

Produce a poster about Holidays Produce a poster about Travelling

And give 3 facts And give 3 facts

Descriptor A learner

• creates a poster

• gives 3 facts

• presents poster to class

Let’s check the answers

Feedback

If students understand the lesson they go travelling by plane

If the students understand the lesson not fully they travel by bus

If the students do not understand anything they go hitchhiking

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