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    The document describes different types of holidays, including sightseeing, climbing, fishing, surfing, cycling, sailing, skiing, and camping holidays. It provides examples of activities associated with each type and uses these to form sentences filling in missing words. Prepositions like "by", "in", "on", and "to" are used to describe means of transportation.

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    The document describes different types of holidays, including sightseeing, climbing, fishing, surfing, cycling, sailing, skiing, and camping holidays. It provides examples of activities associated with each type and uses these to form sentences filling in missing words. Prepositions like "by", "in", "on", and "to" are used to describe means of transportation.

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    Types of holidays

    Sightseeing holiday
    Climbing holiday
    Fishing holiday
    Surfing holiday
    Cycling holiday
    Sailing holiday
    Skiing holiday
    Camping holiday

    I. Look at the definitions. Find the type of holiday:

    1. A holiday during which we go down the slopes wearing skis. ____________________


    2. A holiday during which we stay in a tent. ________________________
    3. A holiday during which we climb mountains. _____________________
    4. A holiday during which we go fishing in a river. ________________________
    5. A holiday during which we visit museums, temples in a town/city. ____________________
    6. A holiday during which we cycle across the country. ___________________________
    7. A holiday during which we stand on a board and ride on top of big waves.
    _________________________
    8. A holiday during which we are in a boat, floating with the wind. _______________________

    II. Find in the following words and phrases in the text below:
    a clearing; stayed awake; not to disturb; I feel so tired!; a chalet; for ten days!; camping; all day
    long; enough sleep;
    A: Hi, there! You’re back!
    B: Yes, I am, and _______________________!
    A: Don’t say so! Where have you been?
    B: I was in the mountains _______________________.
    A: Really? Did you stay in ______________________?
    B: No, I didn’t. My girlfriend loves __________________. We stayed in a tent.
    A: And what did you do ___________________?
    B: We sunbathed in _____________________, we climbed the mountains, we went hiking and bird-
    watching.
    A: Didn’t you have ______________________ during your holiday?
    B: Yes, I did.
    A: So, why are you so tired today?
    B: Because last night we __________________ in the open air and tried ______________________ a
    mother bear which came to sleep with her cub in our tent!
    III. Fill in the blanks with the right preposition in bold:
    about, by, of, to, on, at, in.

    1. She’s going to France _____ plane.


    2. My uncle and aunt prefer to live close ____ nature.
    3. You stayed ____ a campsite.
    4. Tom is very fond _____ going sailing.
    5. She wants to learn _______ other countries.
    6. He used to stay _____ youth hostels.
    7. Grandma often goes _________ concerts.
    8. They spend a lot of time _________ the countryside.
    9. We aren’t very keen ______ music.
    10. Let’s sunbathe ______ the beach!
    11. Victor stayed ______ a cheap hotel.
    12. I like going _________ discos and parties.

    IV. Read the sentences. What means of transport is each person referring to?

    a. I’ll meet you on deck in five minutes. _____________


    b. Come on! It’s boarding now at gate 25. If we don’t hurry, we’ll miss it! _________________
    c. Shall I give you a lift to the office? ____________________
    d. Excuse me. Is this right platform for the 2:15 to London? _______________________
    e. Put on the helmet, hold on tight and let’s go. _________________

    V. Fill in with BY, IN, or ON.

    1. Karen usually goes to work _____ bus.


    2. I saw Jane this morning. She was _____ the bus.
    3. How did you get here? Did you come _____ train?
    4. How did you get here? Did you come _____ the train?
    5. I decided not to go _____ car. I went _____ my bike instead.
    6. I didn't feel like walking home, so I came home _____ a taxi.
    7. How long does it take to cross the Atlantic _______ boat.
    8. Sorry we're late. We missed the bus, so we had to come _____ foot.

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