ESL PRACTICE: English for travelers - Travel related words/phrases 3

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ENGLISH FOR TRAVELERS (Vocabulary practice quiz)
Planning a summer getaway? Our new "English for travel" exercises will help you practice some very useful travel-related vocabulary.

Topic: Tourism-related vocabulary 3

1. During the summer months, you should always make (reservations/reserves) well in advance.

2. This room is too dark. Do you have any rooms that are (brighter/lighter)?

3. Where's the (nearest/close) post office?

4. Are there any cheap places to eat (around/close) here?

5. Be careful with the street vendors ( = people who sell things on the street). Many of them will try to (rip/rope) you off! ( = to cheat you)

6. We slept very well. The bed in our room is very (comfortable/manageable).

7. A phrase used to tell someone to stop bothering you: "Leave me (lonely/alone)!"

8. You made/took a (erroneous/wrong) turn. You should have turned right instead of left.

9. P1: Do you have any free room? P2: No, we're fully (booked/baked).

10. Is breakfast (included/inclusive) in the price?

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