2. ____ the tickets for the concert tonight?

What ____ doing at the time of the accident?

Peter ____ how dangerous the mountain would be.

What ____ doing at the time of the accident?

We ____ to the beach yesterday.

____ in my sleep? I had a bad dream.

It ____ when I left the house, but now look! The sun is shining

The mountaineers began climbing ____ March 5th.

We heard the news of the accident ____ exactly five o'clock.

It's not a good idea to plan an expedition ____ winter, when the weather is unreliable.

The expedition was dangerous and we had to be ____.

The child ____ but she was happily singing to herself.

The team leader is not only very ____ in leading expeditions, but also very reliable.

We camped by the ____ so we could swim in it.

I stood on the ____ and looked at the sea far, far below.

The injured climber slowly and painfully ____ back down the mountain on his hands and knees

This type of person finds it difficult to make decisions.

This is a person who has great plans for the future and wants to achieve a lot.

You say someone is this when they don't like waiting for something.

This is someone who does what they say they will do, and whom you can trust.

This describes a person who has done something many times before.

This is someone who is clever and uses their brain well.

This is someone who is clever and uses their brain well.

Somebody who is like this doesn't often make mistakes.

It's not far to the town centre and it's quicker if you go ____ foot.

We are moving our furniture ____ lorry.

Which ____ does the train to Norwich leave from?

For the History museum ____ the bus at the next stop.

I can't park at the bus station but I can ____ outside when you arrive.

The bus ____ is more expensive now than it was the last time I was here.

Excuse me, does the ticket machine give ____?

There is a taxi ____ right outside the train station.

What time do you want me to pick you ____ from the station?

We have to ____ at the airport two hours before the plane leaves.

Instructions: Read the guide and answer the questions.

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town. If you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea. Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you.

To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro. There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port. After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate. From Port station it’s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station. For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don’t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate. From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride. Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes. During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car.

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines. Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too. Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket. The metro is open from six o’clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long.

Q1: Who was the guide written for?

Instructions: Read the guide and answer the questions. Choose the correct option (a–c).

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town. If you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea. Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you.

To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro. There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port. After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate. From Port station it’s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station. For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don’t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate. From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride. Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes. During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car.

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines. Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too. Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket. The metro is open from six o’clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long.

Q2: Which metro station is nearest to the restaurants?

Instructions: Read the guide and answer the questions. Choose the correct option (a–c).

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town. If you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea. Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you.

To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro. There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port. After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate. From Port station it’s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station. For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don’t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate. From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride. Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes. During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car.

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines. Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too. Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket. The metro is open from six o’clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long.

Q3: Which is the best type of transport for people who want to get off half-way along the beach?

Instructions: Read the guide and answer the questions. Choose the correct option (a–c).

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town. If you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea. Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you.

To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro. There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port. After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate. From Port station it’s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station. For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don’t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate. From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride. Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes. During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car.

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines. Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too. Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket. The metro is open from six o’clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long.

Q4: What's the cheapest type of ticket for commuters?

Instructions: Read the guide and answer the questions. Choose the correct option (a–c).

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town. If you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea. Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you.

To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro. There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port. After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate. From Port station it’s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station. For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don’t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate. From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride. Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes. During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car.

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines. Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too. Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket. The metro is open from six o’clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long.

Q5: Which is the fastest way to get from the beach to the town centre?

The train is ______________________________ flying and I enjoy looking at the scenery.

One day in the future, my family_________on a trip to Antarctica.

He isn't_________ to his sister. She always works very hard, but he doesn’t

The team needs to ____ this match to stay in the competition.

The tennis player hit the ball over the ____ but the other player missed it.

In tennis matches, the spectators usually ____ politely.

The teams ____ five goals each in this exciting match.

I think my team is going to ____ the match. They are not playing well today.

The tennis player is holding her ____ so hard, her hands are white.

In the Olympic Games, the competitors all walk round the ____ before the competition begins.