RONNY'S TRIP TO LONDON 2. Put in the missing words.
sights travel
I stayed with my cousin Kelly in the summer
leave
holidays. She lives in London. She showed me all
prison
the ... and I took lots of photos. London is so big
by train
- more than eight million people live there! Many
of them
ravens
... to work in the centre of London.
They have to go there ... or My uncle does so
by Underground
too. He has to ... the house early every morning. tourists castle
One day we went to the Tower of London. The guards Beefeater
Tower is a ... . A long time ago it was a ..., too. The
Beefeaters are the ... there. We saw the Crown Jewels, of course. They
were OK - but there were too many
in the Jewel House. I liked the
Tower A ... told us about them. They must never ...
because that will mean the end of England.
the Tower,

The word travel means going to somewhere.The dwellers who love traveling, they are called Hodophile.

I stayed with my cousin Kelly in the summer holidays. She lives in London. She showed me all the sights and I took lots of photos. London is so big – more than eight million people live there! Many of them travel to work in the center of London. They have to go there by bus or by underground. My uncle does so too. He has to leave the house early every morning. One day we went to the Tower of London. The Tower is a castle. A long time ago it was a prison, too. The Beefeaters are the guards there. We saw the Crown Jewels, of course. They were OK – but there were too many tourists in the Jewel House. I liked the Tower ravens. A Beefeater told us about them. They must never leave the Tower, because that will mean the end of England.

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1. sights

2. travel

3. by bus

4. by underground

5. leave

6. castle

7. prison

8. guards

9. tourists

10. ravens

11. Beefeater

12. leave

Explanation:

I stayed with my cousin Kelly in the summer holidays. She lives in London. She showed me all the sights and I took lots of photos. London is so big – more than eight million people live there! Many of them travel to work in the centre of London. They have to go there by bus or by underground. My uncle does so too. He has to leave the house early every morning. One day we went to the Tower of London. The Tower is a castle. A long time ago it was a prison, too. The Beefeaters are the guards there. We saw the Crown Jewels, of course. They were OK – but there were too many tourists in the Jewel House. I liked the Tower ravens. A Beefeater told us about them. They must never leave the Tower, because that will mean the end of England.

This type of activity can be answered by paying attention to the context as well as the meaning and class of words. For instance, a sentence like "She showed me all the..." needs something to complement the meaning of the verb (an object), which is usually a noun (in this case, sights). On the other hand, a sentence such as "Many of them ... to work" needs a verb, otherwise we do not know what action the subject "many of them" performs. The verb, in this case, was travel.