*Consulta la
explicación de la diferencia de uso de términos confusos en inglés.
1. A mobile phone is when your car breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
2. Since the company went out of business and declared bankruptcy, their shares
have become absolutely .
3. The information you gave us is . We can’t thank you enough and I promise we will act on it immediately.
4. Your promises are to me. I’ll never believe another word you say.
1. Our
local bank was last week.
2. Two of the armed were shot and the
third got away with all the money.
3. Our flat was broken into but nothing was
.
4. My brother wanted to a painting
that was in the lobby of our building, but I talked him out of it.
5. Two women were killed during the .
6. Don’t leave anything in the room during the break. It might get
.
7. I was in London last time I went
there. A man my wallet, phone and
passport.
8. We were in the final. The referee
gave a penalty and they beat us 2-1.
1. The act of travelling from one place to another.
2. A visit to a place for a short time for business or pleasure.
3. A holiday at sea, usually stopping at and visiting different places.
4. A long journey by ship or boat or into space.
5. A journey to visit a place, or places, of interest.
6. To go from one place to another.
Use the travel words from the previous exercise to complete the following
sentences. You may need to change the form of the words.
1. The
to work takes me about twenty-five
minutes.
2. Pepito has been away on a business .
3. My new job will involve abroad
twice a month.
4. The guided of the cathedral is
included in the price.
5. The next to Mars will be funded by
a private company.
6. My wife and I went on a Caribbean
for our honeymoon.
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