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Make a list of the verbs you learned about travel and vocabulary.

Try to find an accurate definition and use that word/phrase in a sentence.

Answer the following question:

What do you like or dislike about travel?

# data[].attributes.body
Make a list of the verbs you learned about travel and vocabulary.

Try to find an accurate definition and use that word/phrase in a sentence.

Answer the following question:

What do you like or dislike about travel?

# data[].attributes.body
Make a list of the verbs you learned about travel and vocabulary.

Try to find an accurate definition and use that word/phrase in a sentence.

Answer the following question:

What do you like or dislike about travel?

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RETURN: GO BACK

• Returned to his home after many years of travelling.

• ⁠She left South Africa at the age of 15 and has never returned.

ON TIME: MINUTES/DAYS/YEARS

• Time passes; Time passes so quickly when you're having fun.

• ⁠Spend time; He wants to spend more time with his family.

Trip:

A journey in which you go somewhere, usually for a short time, and come back again.

Examples:

We're going on a trip to Norway this summer.

Journey:

The act of travelling from one place to another, especially in a vehicle.

Examples:

I love going on long journeys.

Go abroad:

to go to a foreign country or countries.

-We always go abroad in the summer.

-Many students go abroad for part of their course.

Set off: ​

to begin a journey.

- We set off for London just after ten.

book: to arrange to have a seat in a place, trip, etc. Particular time in the future. We use it to reserve a place, date, room, etc

- we booked a seat on the evening flight to los angeles

pack: to get inside things into a bag, suitcase, box, etc. We use it when we do the suitcase for travel

- she packed a small suitcase for the weekend

departs: to go away or leave usually on a journey, airport, terminal, etc. We normally use it for transports

- the bus departs at 6 am from the terminal

stay: to be in a place for a short time as a visitor when we go for travel

-they said they’d stay in a hotel

arrive: to reach a place at the end of a journey. we use it when we reach our destination

- it was dark by the time we arrive at the station

unpack: to remove things you put into your bag or suitcase after travelling, when we arrive

-should we unpack our suitcases now?

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Go abroad=go to another country, I go abroad to canada tomorrow

Set off=go out, they set off for the lake

Relax=chilling, mi brother is so relaxed

Plan=decisions that you make in future, tomorrow I have a plan

Explore=investigate, they are exploring the forest

Return=go back, I returned back the movie

Book=booking, this book is so interesting

Pack=pack, he have a coca cola pack

Departs= the train/plane departs on time

Stay=keep in, she stays in the school waiting his mother

arrive:place destination, they arrived to argentina

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Go abroad=go to another country, i go abroad to canada tomorrow

Set off=go out, they set off for the lake

Relax=chilling, mi brother is so relaxed

Plan=decisions that you make in future, tomorrow i have a plan

Explore=investigate, they are exploring the forest

Return=go back, i returned back the movie

book= reserv a hotel,restaurant or reserve

Pack=fill you a bag or suit case, cloths, items for a travel.

Departs= the train/plane departs on time

Stays=keep in, she stays in the school waiting his mother

arrive:place destination, they arrived to argentina

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stay: collect all the potions to stay longer and conserve your energy. they need an assistant who is willing to stay for six months

go abroad: therefore please permit me to go abroad and attain some wealth. its when you travell to another country

book: when someone makes a resevation, hotel, restaurant etc. you can book visit andthyroid ultrasound in the same day

depart: to go away or leave, especially on a journey. the plane departs at 6am

unpack: when you back from a vacation and unpack your clothes. no more games until you help mom and me unpack oka

set off: to start on a trip. Samuel, for his part, set off and went to Ramah

arrive: to reach a place, especially at the end of the journey. also,babies may arrive a little bit earlier than expected

explore: to serch a place and dircovery about it. sometimes you just need to explore new approaches with your team

return: to come or go back a previous place. to not return from this silence is rule rather than exception

plan: a set of decisions about how to do something in the future. their plan to atted a service here tonight has been cancelled

pack: to put something into a bag, box. one pilll is taken each day until the pack is finished