Question

1. On my summer holidays I like getting_
2. I am a(n)
3.
6. It's a bit of a.
2. My
1 Complete the sentences with these words.
appealed brochure cliché experienced.
gestures hosts. landmarks .light.
• misunderstandings overnight policy.
• scheduled set off sights stopover.
Different cultural Customs can lead to
considered impolite to refuse food or drink.
4. It is important to use the correct body language and
5. My company's
traveller. I travel to a different destination every summer.
In some countries, for instance, it is
• suntanned toll.touristy.
.
treacherous wandering.
.
in different countries.
is that we stay in colleagues' homes when we travel abroad.
to say the English are polite, but in my case I think it is true!
had prepared raw fish for dinner. I hate it, but to avoid insulting the family. I
tried to enjoy it.
8. My girlfriend is probably through her second cup of coffee and reading a
walks in the Alps.
9. We need to
20. Big Ben and the London Eye are famous
11. Our tickets to Australia include a
very early tomorrow morning on our six-month trip.
in London.
for two nights in Singapore.
12. Every year, Susan and Tom choose a famous city and explore its
13. The idea of kayaking among whales really
to me.
24. We stayed
15. That mountain road is
16. Hitch-hikers usually travel.
heavy things with them.
17. We spent the morning sight-seeing and
18. Benidorm used to be a pretty little fishing town, but now it's become very
19. If we take that road, we'll have to pay a
no The Cligh
for nature
and sounds.
in an expensive hotel. Unfortunately we had to leave the next day.
There have been many accidents on it this year.
, that is, they make a journey without taking a lot of
around the old part of the city.
perhaps we should try an alternative route.

Answer 1

1. Different cultural customs can lead to misunderstandings.
2. It is considered impolite to refuse food or drink in some countries.
3. It is important to use the correct body language and gestures.
4. My company's policy is that we stay in colleagues' homes when we travel abroad.
5. To say the English are polite, but in my case I think it is true!
6. I experienced a misunderstanding when the hosts had prepared raw fish for dinner. I hate it, but to avoid insulting the family, I tried to enjoy it.
7. My girlfriend is probably suntanned from her overnight stopover in Singapore.
8. She is probably reading a brochure and planning her next set of sights to see.
9. We need to set off very early tomorrow morning on our six-month trip.
10. Big Ben and the London Eye are famous landmarks in London.
11. Our tickets to Australia include a scheduled stopover for two nights in Singapore.
12. Every year, Susan and Tom choose a famous city and explore its sights and sounds.
13. The idea of kayaking among whales really appeals to me.
14. We stayed in an expensive hotel, unfortunately we had to leave the next day.
15. That mountain road is treacherous, there have been many accidents on it this year.
16. Hitch-hikers usually travel light, that is, they make a journey without taking a lot of heavy things with them.
17. We spent the morning sight-seeing and wandering around the old part of the city.
18. Benidorm used to be a pretty little fishing town, but now it's become very touristy.
19. If we take that road, we'll have to pay a toll.
20. No, I haven't heard of The Cligh, perhaps we should try an alternative route.