complicated and confusing arrangement of street roads..

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"very tired " means

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"far away from the village "means (a)  

change one's mind about sth

(a)  

Travel agents (a)   holidays in exotic places. ( advert)

The sky gradually (a)   and then it began to rain. (dark)

The weather here is (a)   by long hot summers and short mild winters. (character)

As the fog continued to (a)   it became too dangerous to drive. ( thick)

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Jill waited (a)   the flatform for half an hour before the train arrived.

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Harry stayed (a)   an amazing hotel in Dubai.

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Kate always stays (a)   a campsite.

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We arrived (a)   London late that evening.

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There is a lack (a)   privacy in big cities.

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What gate is out flight boarding (a)   ?

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We checked (a)   and were shown to our rooms. (enter a hotel)

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They checked (a)   the children before they left. ( made sure they were ok)

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Make a list of all the items you need to pack for your trip and check them (a)   as you pack them.( tick off)

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We have to check (a)   of the hotel before12 noon. ( pay and leave)

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He checked (a)   the papers before he signed them. ( closely examined)

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The members of staff are very (a)   ; please don't bother them unnecessarily.

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Crime is rare and the city is (a)   to walk around.

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It's (a)   up in the mountains; the only sound come from the river and birds.

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You'll never find it (a)   , with such a wide variety of things to do.

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In Autumn the forest takes on many (a)   colours.

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You can enjoy your picnic under the trees in a (a)   atmosphere.

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Don't go on a Sunday; with all the families it can get quite (a)  

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The most (a)   thing to do while you are there is certainly the bungee-jump!

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The area has plenty of (a)   nature.

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Sometimes it's difficult to see through the (a)   air.

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There is usually (a)   traffic at noon.

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Shops and cafes keep (a)   hours.

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We often get stuck in a (a)   jam.

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The streets are (a)   with people.

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You can take a(n) (a)   walk in the countryside.

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There are quite a lot of (a)   opportunities in big cities.

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People in villages develop a (a)   relationship with each other.

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All Sam wants to do on holiday is (a)   on the beach.

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Sally likes going (a)   for souvenirs.

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He always (a)   postcards to us when he's on holiday.

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I love (a)   holiday snaps.

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You should take every opportunity to (a)   the language when you visit another country.

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Tom can sit for hours and (a)   the scenery .

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Make sure you (a)   the local food.

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Bon likes to (a)   on guided tours on holiday.

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The Smiths (a)   all-inclusive holidays.

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Mary prefers to (a)   things at her own pace.

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What time do you (a)   the ship tomorrow?

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(a)   in spacious beachfront apartments and clear your mind.

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Visiting Jordan was a dream (a)   true

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These photos (a)   me of our last holiday in India.

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The view from the top (a)   my breath away.

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I (a)   around the market and discovered the perfect souvenir.

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Tonight, we will (a)   on a local delicacy: roast camel

full of activity or energy

(a)  

attractive

(a)  

travelling on the snow on a vehicle like a carriage pulled by large dogs with long thick fur

(a)  

very impressive

(a)  

a trip on a ship during the night

(a)  

food that looks or smells extremely good

(a)  

nature thought of as a force that affects people and the world

(a)  

sth that is so exciting or interesting that you think all people should see it

(a)  

to do sth as slowly or as quickly as you like

(a)  

travelling on the snow on a small motor vehicle

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an official card that passengers have to show before you get onto a plane

(a)  

having a red and painful skin as a result of spending too much time in the Sun.

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a shop that sells fish

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( of holiday accommodation) where you cook your own food

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using money, time, goods, etc carefully, without wasting money

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a tour arranged by a travel agent in which your transportation, food and accommodation are all provided at a price

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a place where people travel for pleasure

(a)  

buses, trains, etc that are available for everyone to use

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Thank you for helping me and I'll be happy to do you a favour

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the memories you have of the period of time when you were a child

(a)  

a type of small magazine that contains pictures and information about travelling

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a short holiday during winter

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transporting passengers from an airport to their hotel and the opposite.

(a)  

clothing made from special material to keep you warm in very cold weather

(a)  

staying in a place during the night

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a meal provided during a plane journey in the aircraft

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a flight from one place to another without stopping

(a)  

a ticket for a journey from one place to another and back again.

(a)  

a small motorcycle

(a)  

( of an area) covered with a tropical forest

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