VOCABULARY 1
After the plane LANDED/TOOK OFF, the flight attendant brought round food and a drink, and we watched a film.
TOOK OFF
The students enjoyed the ski JOUNREY/TRIP, and didn’t want to come home.
TRIP
The girl ______ talking to Sarah is Lee's sister.
a) whose b) that c) who's d) who
You _________ buy the tickets online, but they are cheaper if you do.
a) have to b) need to c) don't have to d) must
c) don't have to
A document issued by a country to a citizen allowing that person to travel abroad and re-enter their home country.
passport
There was a two-hour DELAY/FLIGHT because there was a problem with the plane.
delay
A spacecraft will take you on a _____ through space.
a) cruise b) travel c) fly d) voyage
d) voyage
She wants to visit the town _______ her grandad was born.
where
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The train stopped at the border because we ______ to show our passports
had
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The cost of the _____ includes two nights in a four-star hotel with breakfast.
a) trip b) travel c) voyage d) book
a) trip
This year Anna’s going ABROAD/SIGHTSEEING for the first time. She’s never visited another country before.
ABROAD
It's a ten-hour _____ from London to Vancouver. (FLY)
'Fly' is the verb. What is the noun?
flight
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I heard a noise _____ came from outside.
that/which
We ______ be late. The bus will leave without us!
a) mustn't b) don't have to c) need to
d) will have to
a) mustn't
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I love to _____ to new places and meet new people.
a) know b) voyage c) meet d) travel
d) travel
What time does the plane take _____?
Someone who travels for pleasure is called a/an _____.
off
tourist
My father goes on a lot of business _____ for work. He usually _____ to Madrid but he _____ to Paris by plane.
fly drives flight flies trips travels drive
trips
drives
flies
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Do you need a relative pronoun? If so, which one?
Where are the tickets ______ I gave you?
THAT/WHICH
You can omit the relative pronoun when it acts as the object of the verb or preposition, usually followed by a subject.
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You _____ take the bus to the airport. I have to work on Sunday afternoon and Dad is not feeling well.
a) need b) 'll have to c) had to d) 'd
b) will have to ('ll have to)
A _____ between a van and an ambulance caused a huge delay this morning.
a) road accident b) traffic light
c) motorway d) traffic jam
'Would you like to study _____ for a year?'
'Oh yes! I'd love to go to school in Canada.'
abroad
When we visit new cities we like to go (IEISGEGNTSH).
sightseeing
Do you need a relative pronoun? If so, which one?
Do you remember the girl _____ sat next to me on the bus?
that/who
You cannot omit the relative pronoun in this sentence. It acts as the subject of the relative clause (immediately followed by a verb). If the relative pronoun is followed directly by a verb, it cannot be omitted.
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The student ______ poem got first prize won 100 euros.
whose
For our school trip, we travelled in a 1) _____, 2) _____ was very comfortable.
1. a)van b)coach c)bus d) ferry
2. a) who b) where c) which d) who
van
which