Travel

#FoodForThought

❓1. What springs to mind when you hear the word “travel”?

❓2. Are you a traveler? What is the best place you have ever been to? 

❓3. What is the worst place you have ever been to? 

❓4. Would you like to go travelling for a few years non-stop?

❓5. What are five common travel hassles people experience on travelling?

❓6. What do you think about “time travel”? Is it possible? Do you wish to do that?

❓7. What do you think of travelling to the space? Do you wish to try it?

❓8. Do you agree with this? - “No one doesn’t make sense what “home sweet home” means until he travels and then comes home and rest his head on his old, familiar pillow”.

#Repository

🌀Cruise: sail about in an area without a precise destination, especially for pleasure:

They were cruising off the California coast.

🌀Expedition: a journey or voyage undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpose, especially that of exploration, scientific research, or war:

They had an expedition to the jungles of the Orinoco. 

🌀Peregrination: a long journey or period of wandering:

We may now continue our peregrination along the main street.

🌀Sightseeing: the activity of visiting places of interest in a particular location:

Our two-week trip combines spectacular sightseeing and superb hospitality. 

🌀Trek: a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot:

For those guests who make the trek to Rhinebeck, there will be party favors and gift bags.

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❇️Travel: (n.)

🔰Adjectives: 

Air, airline, airplane, automobile, bus, car, jet, rail, sea, train, domestic, foreign, international, overseas, transatlantic, world, long-distance, business, corporate, adventure, leisure, holiday, vacation, first-class, frequent, space, time 

🔅e.g.:

The job involves frequent travel.

🔰Nouns: 

Travel + —-

Agency, agent, business, company, firm, industry, market, service, arrangements, plans, budget, costs, expenses, insurance, document, schedule, destination, ban, restrictions, time, season, book, brochure, guide, literature, writing, writer, bag, companion 

🔅e.g.:

The new road will reduce travel time to the airport.

🔰Prepositions:

From, to

🔅e.g.:

The price includes travel from Bangkok to Phuket.

🔰Phrases:

A/the means of travel, a/the mode of travel

🔅e.g.:

The bus is their preferred mode of travel.

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❇️Travel: (v.)

🔰Adverbs: 

Fast, quickly, slowly, regularly, widely, freely, independently, alone, together, separately, first class, tourist class, extensively, far, far and wide, abroad, overseas, home, back, back and forth, down, north, northwards

🔅e.g.:

News travels fast these days.

She travels widely in her job.

The dissidents were unable to hold meetings or travel freely.

I prefer to travel independently.

We had to travel separately as we couldn't get seats on the same flight.

I always travel first class.

The job gives her the opportunity to travel overseas.

He travels back and forth across the Atlantic.

🔰Prepositions:

Across, along, around, at, between, by, around, from, into, through, to, with

🔅e.g.:

We decided to travel by car.

We plan to travel through Thailand and into Cambodia.

He travels with a huge entourage.

🔰Phrases:

Freedom to travel, go travelling/traveling, travel all over the world, travel around the world, travel back in time, travel light

🔅e.g.:

When I finished college, I went traveling for six months. 

In the film, he travels back in time to the '50s.

She travels light, choosing to use as little equipment as possible.