Adjectives
Future tenses
Phrasal verbs
Types of holiday
Vocabulary
100

very exciting or impressive (usually in a pleasant way)- b...

breathtaking

100

By the time I go to France, I (learn) France for a year

By the time I go to France, I will have been learning France for a year

100

return home

get back

100

an arrangement where two families exchange houses for a holiday

house swap

100

... your horizons

broaden

200

dark and dirty- d...

dingy

200

Next week all students (wait) to get their results

Next week all students will be waiting to get their results

200

move from 1 place to another

get around

200

a motor vehicle used for living in on holidays. It is smaller than a caravan.

campervan

200

... yourself at a spa

pamper

300

full of life and energy- ...

vibrant

300

I'll email you as soon as I' ll have got/ I've got.

I've got

300

stop a vehicle

pull up

300

staying in different people’s houses because you do not have a place of your own

couch-surfing

300

... the beaten track

go off

400

beautiful because it has not been changed or built on- u...

unspoiled

400

Susan will text Ben as soon as she (finish) eating her breakfast 

has finished

400

begin a journey

set off

400

a small hotel or private home where people can pay to spend the night

guest house

400

...  from it all

get away

500

pleased to welcome guests; generous and friendly to visitors- h...

hospitable

500

We (book) our holiday once we've decided where we want to go

will book

500

include

take in

500

a flat or house that you buy with other people so that you can each use it for a particular amount of time every year

time-share apartment

500

to sleep outside at night, usually because one has no home or shelter.

sleep rough