Look at the map of the centre of London and then fill the gaps in the following grid to find six famous places in London:
Read the following advertisement for a sightseeing bus-tour of London, and fill in the correct prepositions from the list given below:
Welcome to London. We hope you will enjoy today’s tour 1._______ this historical city. First, we will go 2._______ Buckingham Palace, where the Queen and the Royal family live. 3._______ 11:30 every morning, you can see the ‘Changing of the Guard’, a memorable event, so don’t forget your camera! Later, you will have a picnic lunch 4._______ St James’s Park and meet the group back 5._______ the bus 6._______ about 12:30. Next we will go 7._______ Westminster Bridge to see the Houses of Parliament, and, of course, Big Ben. Afterwards, you will be taken to Madame Tussaud’s, where you will have to queue 8._______ tickets. The bus will wait 9._______ the Planetarium. 10._______ the waxworks museum, you can buy souvenirs. At 4:30, you will be taken to Oxford Street. There are lots of shops in this area and a tube station 11._______ Selfridge’s store. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to see some of London's famous sites.
Choose the following
1. A hotel | A. can help you find your way if you get lost. |
2. An icecream man | B. is where you stay while on holiday. |
3. A policeman | C. is something people drink a lot of in England. |
4. Hyde Park | E. tells the time. |
5. Tea | F. is where you can relax and have a picnic. |
6. Big Ben | G. sells ice lollies. |
Now make sentences with relative clauses, using the following phrases:
e.g. An ice-cream man is someone who sells ice lollies.
1. A hotel ______________________________________
2. Big Ben ______________________________________
3. A policeman ___________________________________
4. Hyde Park ____________________________________
5. Tea __________________________________________
Ways to travel
Answer the following using the words and phrases above:
1. How did you get to London? _________________________________
2. How did they travel across Europe? ___________________________
3. What’s the cheapest way to travel? ____________________________
4. What's a popular way of travelling around Holland? _______________
5. What do you call the kind of holiday where people
travel around carrying rucksacks? ______________________________
You can go
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on a trip on an excursion on a cruise on a voyage |
on an outing on a tour on an expedition on safari |
Verbs connected with holiday travel
Choose the following verbs to make seven expressions connected with travel:
1. to travel | A. Egypt |
2. to fly | C. the Aegean |
3. to tour | D. on a ‘superjumbo’ jet |
4. to cruise | E. one's car across Europe |
5. to explore | F. one's bicycle around Britain |
6. to drive | G. an uninhabited island |
7. to ride | H. around the world |
Use the words from the You can go section at the top of the page to complete the following sentences:
1. Peter and Louis want to travel across the Atlantic by ship. They are going on a _______.
2. Grandma wants to spend the day in Brighton. It' ll be a nice ________ for her.
3. The Foster-Browns want to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the Mediterranean. They' re going on a ________.
4. The team is all ready to explore the Amazon jungle. This will be their first _______.
5. We've found a guide to take us on a _______ around Italy's main cities.
6. Last year we went on ________; it's a great way to see Africa's wildlife.