(Копія) Module 8 On Screen B1+

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

1 Tina was tired           after the overnight bus journey.

2 We rented a cottage in a quiet          rural village.

3 The restaurant serves a wide range of delicious                dishes.

4 Our safari trip in Kenya was a rare        experience!

5 Barcelona’s magnificent            architecture will take your breath away.

6 Sally left the busy         city streets and drove into the countryside.

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

1 From which ……          ………….. does the train to Edinburgh depart?

2 You must show your …        …………….. before you can board the flight.

3 We can save money by buying a family …      …………….. instead of four separate ones.

4 Is the ………      ……….. to the airport quicker by train or bus?

5 If you don’t leave now, you will get stuck in ……         ………….. for hours.

6 The museum is only one ……      ………….. away on the bus.

Choose the correct item.

1 Holiday resorts often offer            [cheap, economical]cheap/economical rates during the colder months.

2 The island is famous for its sandy,          [unspoilt, natural]natural/ unspoilt beaches.

3 Whilst in Athens, Tom visited the ruins of a(n)               [archaelogical, historical]historical/archaeological Greek temple.

4 The spa offers a wide range of beauty treatments and          [relaxing, peaceful]relaxing/peaceful massages.

5 That’s the shop where you can buy           [hand-made, fresh] hand-made/fresh chocolates.

6 Sandra was          [relieved, excited]relieved/excited to hear that the beach was not polluted.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

1 Peter decided to …        …………….. around the city instead of using public transport.

2 Could passengers for the Amsterdam flight please …       …………….. the aircraft.

3 The houses on each side of the canal seemed to …       …………….. on water!

4 After sightseeing in the morning, we usually ……        ………….. by the pool in the afternoon.

5 Danny, would you …           …………….. the children while I prepare lunch?

6 Polly plans to …         …………….. the area by bicycle.

7 The locals ……       ………….. wooden souvenirs and sell them to tourists.

8 Does this resort ………        ……….. you of the one we visited in Spain last year?

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

You should pack a heavy coat. The weather might be cold. (in case)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

We should buy a tourist map. We can find the best attractions to visit. (so that)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

I am writing to you. I want to complain about your facilities. (in order to)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

We ought to leave now. We don’t want to miss the flight. (so as not to)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

I have come to Milan. I have a business meeting here. (for)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

Ben and Daisy are going abroad. They will celebrate their anniversary. (to)

Fill in: such or so.

1 The cruise was …      …..…… a disappointment that I wrote a negative review online.

2 Terry had …    …..…… little energy after the journey that she went straight to bed.

3 There were ……    ..…… few people staying at the hotel that we had the pool to ourselves.

4 The days passed ……    ..…… quickly when we were on holiday.

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

The market stalls offered tasty snacks. I couldn’t stop eating them! (such … that)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

The film was boring. We left in the middle of it. (so … that)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

Our flights cost a lot of money. We couldn’t afford a good hotel! (such … that)

Join the sentences using the words in brackets.

He speaks quickly. Hardly anyone can understand him. (so … that)

Form questions to which the underlined words are answers

Mary invited Pete to dinner.

Form questions to which the underlined words are answers.

Pizza is Tom’s favourite food.

Form questions to which the underlined words are answers.

Our hotel is opposite the train station.

Form questions to which the underlined words are answers.

It’s Mandy’s suitcase.

Form questions to which the underlined words are answers.

August is the hottest month.

Choose the correct response.

A: I’d like to know where the nearest ATM is.

B: a.. It’s just around the corner.

b.. I don’t mind.

Choose the correct response.

A: I’m looking for a camp site.

B: a.. Would you prefer a single or double?

b.. Wouldn’t you prefer a hostel?

Choose the correct response.

A: Do you fancy eating out this evening?

B: a.. I’d prefer a fish restaurant to a steakhouse.

b.. I’d rather stay in and cook.

Choose the correct response.

A: What can you tell me about the garden’s maze?

B: a.. It was built in the 19^th century.

b.. Certainly, that’s not a problem.

Choose the correct response.

A: There’s a festival on in the city centre but I’m quite tired.

B: a.. Would you prefer we didn’t go?

b.. Which would you prefer?

Choose the correct response.

A: I was wondering if you could tell me where I can buy some sunscreen.

B: a.. Yes, I quite like this weather.

b.. There’s a supermarket down the road.

Choose the correct particle.

1 We should check    on/over the kids to make sure they’re sleeping.

2 Let’s eat     in/out tonight! I could book a table at Luigi’s.

3 When you check     out/off, you need to return your room key.

4 Depending on the season, the city takes    on/over a different look.

5 Have you found     out/in where the museum is yet?

6 They spent the afternoon wandering        away/around the city.

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

1 We were having such a great weekend that we decided to …          ………………. our stay. (LENGTH)

2 I hadn’t ……          ……………. you were staying at the same hotel as us! (REAL)

3 Let’s go back to the room and …         ………………. up before dinner. (FRESH)

4 Pam sat in her office and ……            ……………. about white sandy beaches. (FANTASY)

5 It …         ………………. me to see so much poverty outside the holiday resort we visited. (SAD)

6 In her letter of complaint Hattie ……            ……………. the crew’s poor customer service. (CRITIC)

Fill in: on, by or in.

1 Lottie was exhausted so she decided to stay …    ………. for the rest of the evening.

2 From our hotel window, we could see a mountain range ……    ……. the distance.

3 Let’s go …    ………. deck to see if there are any dolphins swimming alongside the ship.

4 The cathedral is only five minutes away ……    ……. foot.

5 It’s far cheaper to travel to London …    ………. bus rather than on the train.

6 Fran and Tom always fly first class. They like to travel ……    ……. style!