Holidays & Transport
Complete: I usually travel ____ plane.
by
Complete: I have ____ visited London. (Not at any time in my life.)
never
What document do you need when travelling to many foreign countries?
A passport
Complete: I haven't packed my suitcase ____.
yet
Correct the mistakes: I have never rode a horse, but I have went kayaking twice.
I have never ridden a horse, but I have been kayaking twice.
What type of holiday involves sleeping in a tent?
A camping holiday
Complete: ____ you ever been to Italy?
Have
What do we call the bags and suitcases we take when travelling?
Luggage
Complete: She's ____ arrived at the airport. (A very short time ago.)
just
Complete: Have you ____ visited Machu Picchu? No, I've ____ been to Peru.
ever; never
Complete: We need to ____ a hotel room before our trip.
book
Put the verb in the correct form: She ____ (ride) a camel twice.
has ridden
Complete: Which ____ does the 8:45 train to London leave from?
platform
Complete: We have ____ booked our tickets. (Earlier than expected.)
already
Correct the mistake: My parents have already book a hotel, but they haven't bought the tickets already.
My parents have already booked a hotel, but they haven't bought the tickets yet.
What do we call a holiday where you travel with a backpack and stay in cheap accommodation?
A backpacking holiday
Correct the mistake: Have you ever went kayaking?
Have you ever been kayaking?
What do we call the place at an airport where you show your ticket, passport and hand over your luggage?
The check-in desk
Correct the mistake: Have you already finished your homework yet? Use only yet.
Have you finished your homework yet?
Name five things you might need to organise before going abroad.
E.g. book flights, book accommodation, get a passport, pack luggage, plan sightseeing.
Name three types of holidays and explain what people usually do on them.
E.g. beach holiday – relax by the sea; activity holiday – do sports; sightseeing holiday – visit famous places.
Explain the difference between has been to and has gone to.
Has been to - visited and returned; has gone to - is still there or on the way.
Name four places or people you might speak to when arranging or going on a holiday.
E.g. a travel agent, airport check-in staff, hotel receptionist, train station staff.
Correct all the mistakes: She has just went to the hotel, but she hasn't checked in already.
She has just gone to the hotel, but she hasn't checked in yet.
Correct all three mistakes: I have never be to Istanbul. My sister has went there last year. She has already visit the Grand Bazaar.
I have never been to Istanbul. My sister went there last year. She has already visited the Grand Bazaar.