Travel idioms
We’ve packed everything. Let’s ___ the road!”
We’ve packed everything. Let’s hit the road!”
“We had to ___ the trip because one of us became ill.” A) put off B) put up C) put away
We had to put off the trip because one of us became ill.
Which two don't go in the sentence:
The tour guide was ___ recommended by tourists who had visited Paris.
frequently \ high \ highly \ very
A) high / very
After travelling for six months, I’m tired of ___ out of a suitcase.
After travelling for six months, I’m tired of living out of a suitcase.
Correct the sentence if necessary: “We arrived late, but the hotel receptionist spoke friendly and explained everything clear.”
We arrived late, but the hotel receptionist spoke spoke in a friendly way/friendly manner, and explained everything clearly.
“The guide gave us a detailed explanation.”
Rewrite using an adverb.
The guide explained everything in detail.
You and your friend have the same difficult travel problem. You are ___. A) on the same track B) in the same boat C) on the same road
B) in the same boat
What is the difference between fare, fee and fine?
fare = price of a journey on public transport; fee = payment for a service; fine = money paid as punishment
“The instructions were so ___ written that several passengers misunderstood them.”
(CONFUSE)
“The instructions were so confusingly written that several passengers misunderstood them.”
Which idiom could describe the situation: The Browns have a strong desire to travel
The Browns have itchy feet.
arrange the words in a sentence:
“The difficulty there had was so that remote we getting hotel.”
The hotel was so remote that we had difficulty getting there
Our enthusiastic guide showed us a fascinating neighbourhood remarkably efficiently.