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| Laura's TRAVELBLOG Thinking of travelling around Europe? Having just completed my own three-month trip, here are my top tips for InterRailing. InterRailing is one of the best ways to travel. It's easier and quicker than flying and you see some amazing scenery. But it's worth planning ahead: >>> Be realistic about money. Make a weekly budget and stick to it. >>> Decide which InterRail ticket is best for you. You can visit up to thirty European countries with the Global Pass, or, if you'd rather discover one country at a more leisurely pace, I'd recommend the cheaper One Country Pass. >>> Book accommodation in advance. You can find some pretty good deals if you book early. >>> Don't pack too much luggage. You'll have to carry it everywhere, so think hard about what you really need. >>> Take appropriate clothing. You're hardly going to need a suit or high heels, but you will need comfortable shoes. 1 SPEAKING Read the travel blog and discuss the questions. Give reasons for your answers.1 Would you like to go InterRailing? 2 Which type of pass would you prefer? 3 Where would you go? 2 Read the Learn this! box. Then find an example of each rule in exercise 1.
| 3 Complete the response to the blog in exercise 1. Use each word once to form an adverb or adverbial phrase.closely daily early friendly late quick
4 Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences. Use a dictionary to help you.1 a The journey took us deep / deeply into the country. b I was deep/deeply shocked by the cost of the ticket. 2 a It's rough/roughly five kilometres to the next village. b The sight of homeless people sleeping rough/ roughly makes me really sad. 3 a We should get a pretty/prettily good deal at the hostel. b You need to dress comfortably, not pretty/prettily! 4 a They stayed somewhere near / nearly. b We've near / nearly reached the end of our trip. 5 a Which flight goes direct / directly to Hai Phong? b The receptionist will be with you direct / directly. 5 Complete the sentences with the adverbs and adverbial phrases below.daily hard lately pretty rough 1 We've been driving for hours, so we must be ............. near. 2 Tina updates her Facebook page ............ . 3 If you look ............., you can see me at the back of the photo. 4 You've been so busy ........... ; you really should take a break. 5 I lost my money and had to sleep ................. for two nights. 6 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Tell each other about:1 something you have / haven't done lately. 2 two things you do weekly. 3 a film which deeply affected you. |
