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Exercises49.| Label the diagramsbelow. Usea dictionary to help you if necessary.

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guard's vananchorleft luggage ockersdual carriageway49.3 Here are somemore road signs.Write an explanation of their meaningsimilar to theexplanationsgiven n C opposite.AAAAA49.4 Fill in the blanks.Most of the words you needcan be found opposite.YesterdayJohnassupposedo takea............... (1) rom London o Paris.Hego tup veryearly,put his uggagen the ........ .. (21of hi scar and ried ostart the engine. t wouldn't start.John lifted the (3) but he couldn'tseewhat hemattercouldbe.He immediatelyalled is ocal ...............4) oask hem o send ............... (5) at once.Fortunately,he garage ad a man ree1o': :: ::'l:': I;jT?:1,:Til:?,:,:ff:r,T.;'*3i::,tffi'HS'You've7) everything ast night?' he wondered.Despiteall this, he got to theairport, heckedn quiteearlyand henwent straight hrough o the........... . (8)to read a newspaperwhile he waited. Soonhe heardan announcement.Passengersn flight8A282 to Paris re nformed hat all f lights o and rom Paris re............. .. (9)becausef a heavy nowfal lastnight . ' I f only haddecidedo goby. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10) ' ,

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ExercisesI Which of the holiday placesn A haveyou or Ty of your friendsstayedat?What are the. advantag","J]ir"h"antages of eachifry and note down at least oneadvantageand onedisadvantag. l"""6 ;;"t "if yoo haveno directpersonalexperience f them'

List the ten activitiesshown n B oppositeaccording o your personalpreferences'Look at B oppositeagain.Note the way you can-sayeithetN'e camped n Spain his year'or .We ue;rfipirf in SpAnthis year'.Write the sentenceseiow in an alternative orm'eitherwith or without go ot be'1 They went canoeing n the Dordogne ast year'2 Haveyou everbeenwindsurfing?3 I lovegoing sailing'4 He sPurds oo much time fishing'5 It's quite expensiveo shop n Rome'6 I enlY Ycling t weekends'What would you say n a hotel when"'1 you want to reservea room for a couplewith a small baby?2 youhaveto wake up early fot an important meeting?3 your TV screen uddenly oesblank?4 it's midnight,you've ust rrivedandyou'reveryhungry?5 you'd,",t., "ot go to the dining-room or breakfast?6 youare not surewhether o leavea tip or not?There are six typical languagemistakes n the paragraphbelow' Underlinethem and thenwrite the corrections'

SO.O To find more useful anguage elatingto holidays,get someholiday brochuresor othertourist information written in fnglisi. ioo "ood-"Ither

try the emb-assiesf thosecountriesor a travel agency.Remembero make t clear hat you want the information in English'when yoo ,.".i* the informatiorr, ik" a point of noting down any usefulnew words andexpressionshat You earn'

ff,,T Find a tourist brochure n your own languageaboutyour own town or region' Try totranslate t for English-speaking isitors'f o.8 where would you spendyour idealholiday?what kind.of accommodationwould you stayin? How *o"ta you spendyour time?Write a paragraph'

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