1.
Answer
the questions about your last vacation:
(A) Did you enjoy your last vacation?
(B) Why did you visit the place(s) you
went?
(C) How did you get there?
(D) How much luggage did you take?
(E) Were the people friendly?
(F) What souvenirs did you buy?
(G) What was the most interesting thing
that you did during the vacation?
(H) Would you recommend your friends
visit there, why or why not?
(I) Where would you like to go next?
2.
Fill
in the gaps using the word in the brackets, in the correct tense.
Today ______ (be) the second day of
my trek around Mount Annapurna. I am exhausted and my legs are _______________
(shake); I hope I am able to complete the trek. My feet are really ___________
(kill) me and my toes are __________ (bleed), but I still __________ (want) to
continue.
Nepal is a fascinating country, but
I have a great deal to learn. Everything _______ (be) so different, and I am
____________ (try) to adapt to the new way of life here. I am ____________
(learn) a little bit of the language to make communication easier,
unfortunately I __________ (not) learn foreign languages quickly. Although I don’t
understand much yet, I believe that I am gradually _____________ (improve).
I am currently ______________ (travel)
with Paul, a student from Oxford University in England. He seems to be a nice
guy, but impatient. He always ___________ (walk) ahead of me and ______________
(complain) that I am too slow. I do my best to keep up with him, but he is
younger and stronger than I am. Maybe, I am just feeling sorry for myself
because I am getting old.
At the moment Paul is ____________
(sit) with the owner of the Inn. They are ___________ (discuss) the difference between
life in England and life in Nepal. I ___________ (not) know the real name of
the owner, but everybody just _______(call) him Tam. Tam ___________ (speak)
English very well and he is _________ (try) to teach Paul some words of in
Nepali. Every time Tam ________ (say) a new word, Paul ________ (try) to repeat
it. Unfortunately, Tam also _________ (seem) to have difficulty learning
foreign languages. I hope we don’t get lost and have to ask for directions.
http://gerardoneil.blogspot.com.br
ANSWERS
VACATION QUESTIONS
1. Answer the questions about your last
vacation: (Some possible answers)
(A) Did you enjoy your last vacation? Yes. I loved it!
(B) Where did you go? New Zealand.
(C) How did you get there? By plane.
(D) How much luggage did you take? Two
bags.
(E) Were the people friendly? Yes!
(F) What souvenirs did you buy? A
wool mat and some soft kiwis.
(G) What was the most interesting thing
that you did during the vacation? Ate “fish
and chips”!
(H)
Would you recommend your friends visit there, why or why not? Yes! It is a fantastic place!
(I) Where would you like to go next? I would love to visit New Zealand again.
2. Fill in the gaps using the word in
the brackets, in the correct tense.
Today is (be) the second day of my trek around Mount Annapurna. I
am exhausted and my legs are shaking
(shake); I hope I am able to complete the trek. My feet are really killing (kill) me and my toes are
bleeding (bleed), but I still want (want) to continue.
Nepal is a fascinating country, but
I have a great deal to learn. Everything is
(be) so different, and I am trying
(try) to adapt to the new way of life here. I am learning (learn) a little bit of the language to make
communication easier, unfortunately I don’t
(not) learn foreign languages quickly. Although I don’t understand much yet, I believe
that I am gradually improving
(improve).
I am currently travelling (travel) with Paul, a student from Oxford
University in England. He seems to be a nice guy, but impatient. He always walks (walk) ahead of me and complains (complain) that I am
too slow. I do my best to keep up with him, but he is younger and stronger than
I am. Maybe, I am just feeling sorry for myself because I am getting old.
At the moment Paul is sitting (sit) with the owner of
the Inn. They are discussing
(discuss) the difference between life in England and life in Nepal. I don’t (not) know the real name of
the owner, but everybody just calls
(call) him Tam. Tam specks
(speak) English very well and he is trying
(try) to teach Paul some words of in Nepali. Every time Tam says (say) a new word, Paul trys (try) to repeat it. Unfortunately,
Tam also seems (seem) to have
difficulty learning foreign languages. I hope we don’t get lost and have to ask
for directions.
No comments:
Post a Comment