Complete the sentences with trip, travel, voyage or journey, tour, cruise or fill in a
preposition (
1. john has gone ……… a business he’s taking part in a conference on
monday.
2. it’s a rather difficult overnight up a mountain road, but it’s well
worth it.
3. i prefer to arrange my holidays myself rather than turn to a agency.
4. on saturday we went .. a day to see an ancient castle.
5. i hope your flight is on time tomorrow. safe see you at the airport.
6. would you like to go a long ocean one day?
7. in summer we used to go . camping it was fun.
8. i’ll get some brochures today and we can start planning our holiday.
9. was it a tiring from seoul to los angeles?
10. do you make your arrangements yourself?
11. we couldn’t decide where to go .. holiday, but then a friend of mine suggested going a two-week of europe. that was an awesome idea!
12. every weekend there are free guided tour the ancient castle.
13. going .. a is not my cup of tea as i usually get seasick even if it’s a luxury liner.
14. last week we made a wonderful to the mountains. it
took us four hours coach.
15. the tour italy was really exciting. we visited a number of wonderful towns and then returned to rome.
16. i'm just reading a very amusing book about a pleasure party making a caribbean
in somebody's yacht.
17. they're planning a tour europe.
18. you're looking pale. a trip the seaside will do you good.
19. the to st petersburg along that bumpy road was nightmarish.
20. it was raining when we arrived in the city, and the station we arrived
.. looked gloomy and deserted.

1. John has gone on a business trip. He's taking part in a conference on Monday.
- In this sentence, "trip" is the suitable word because it refers to a short journey for a specific purpose (attending a conference).

2. It's a rather difficult overnight journey up a mountain road, but it's well worth it.
- In this sentence, "journey" is used to describe the process of traveling along a mountain road.

3. I prefer to arrange my holidays myself rather than turn to an agency.
- In this sentence, there is no specific word required related to travel.

4. On Saturday we went on a day trip to see an ancient castle.
- "Day trip" is the suitable phrase because it suggests a short excursion to a specific destination and returning on the same day.

5. I hope your flight is on time tomorrow. Safe travel. See you at the airport.
- "Travel" is used here to wish someone a safe journey.

6. Would you like to go on a long ocean voyage one day?
- "Voyage" is the appropriate term because it refers to a long journey by sea.

7. In summer we used to go camping. It was fun.
- "Camping" refers to a type of outdoor activity and doesn't require any specific word related to travel.

8. I'll get some brochures today, and we can start planning our holiday.
- In this sentence, there is no specific word required related to travel.

9. Was it a tiring journey from Seoul to Los Angeles?
- "Journey" is the suitable word here as it describes the process of traveling from one place to another.

10. Do you make your arrangements yourself?
- In this sentence, there is no specific word required related to travel.

11. We couldn't decide where to go on holiday, but then a friend of mine suggested going on a two-week tour of Europe. That was an awesome idea!
- "Tour" is used here to describe a planned trip to multiple destinations.

12. Every weekend, there are free guided tours of the ancient castle.
- "Guided tour" is the suitable phrase as it suggests a planned visit to a specific location with a guide.

13. Going on a cruise is not my cup of tea as I usually get seasick, even if it's a luxury liner.
- "Cruise" is the appropriate word here as it describes a journey by ship for pleasure.

14. Last week, we made a wonderful trip to the mountains. It took us four hours by coach.
- In this sentence, "trip" is the suitable word as it refers to a journey for pleasure.

15. The tour of Italy was really exciting. We visited a number of wonderful towns and then returned to Rome.
- "Tour" is used here to describe a planned trip to multiple destinations.

16. I'm just reading a very amusing book about a pleasure party making a Caribbean cruise in somebody's yacht.
- "Cruise" is the suitable word here as it describes a journey by ship for pleasure.

17. They're planning a tour of Europe.
- "Tour" is used here to describe a planned trip to multiple destinations.

18. You're looking pale. A trip to the seaside will do you good.
- "Trip" is the suitable word here as it suggests a short journey for relaxation or to improve one's health.

19. The journey to St. Petersburg along that bumpy road was nightmarish.
- "Journey" is the appropriate word here as it refers to the process of traveling.

20. It was raining when we arrived in the city, and the station we arrived at looked gloomy and deserted.
- In this sentence, there is no specific word required related to travel.