Unit Grammar
Complete the sentence: If you ___ (visit) London, you must see the Tower Bridge.
visit
What do we call the places that tourists visit because of their beauty, historical importance, or cultural significance?
sights
What’s the correct collocation: “___ a trip”?
take
What is the name of the famous clock tower in London?
Big Ben
What mode of transportation is called "the bird of the sky"?
Airplane
Rewrite the sentence in reported speech: She said, "I might go to Scotland next summer."
She said she might go to Scotland the following summer
This word refers to traveling without harming the environment or supporting local communities.
ecotourism
Fill in the blank: "Tourists often ___ local dishes when they visit a new country."
try
What country is home to the Great Barrier Reef?
Australia
True or False: A person who spends more than 24 hours in a different country is officially considered a tourist.
True
Complete the sentence using a modal verb: You ___ (see) the Eiffel Tower when you were in Paris last year—it’s impossible to miss!
must have seen
What’s the term for someone who travels to another country to settle permanently?
immigrant
Which collocation fits? "This city offers a ___ experience for visitors with its mix of history and modernity.
unique
Which European country is famous for tulips and windmills?
the Netherlands
Which country is the most visited in the world, attracting over 80 million tourists annually?
France
Combine these two sentences using "neither/nor": I didn’t visit Spain. I didn’t visit Italy.
I visited neither Spain, nor Italy.
I didn't visit Spain, nor did I visit Italy.
This word describes a trip in which someone explores remote areas, often with physical challenges like hiking or climbing.
expedition
Choose the correct collocation: "To ___ money for their trip, they decided to stay in budget accommodations.
save
What is the official language of Brazil?
Portuguese
What’s the most popular souvenir that tourists bring back from Italy?
Bottle of wine
Bottle of olive oil
Transform this sentence into the third conditional: "I didn’t book the tour, so I missed the sightseeing trip."
If I had booked the tour, I wouldn’t have missed the sightseeing trip?
What’s the term for a person traveling with a backpack, often on a low budget and staying in hostels?
backpacker
Suggest a suitable collocation:
In the 1970s through the 1990s, her interests turned actively international, with _________ travel, focused on ways of understanding and informing policy-making diplomacy
extensive
Which country has more natural lakes than the rest of the world combined?
Canada
Which tiny European country is the least visited in the world, welcoming fewer than 1,000 tourists annually?
San Marino