TRAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS

EXAMPLE

modest restaurants are not excessively large and expensive restaurants

a ‘must-do’ list is a list of things or places you really want to see

a shopping spree means going from shop to shop and spending a lot of money recklessly

entrance fees are payments for the admission to see something

ANA’S PROFILE

Ana is the fourth child in the Smith family, and due to growing up in a big family she’s used to sharing things and waiting for her turn to use the bathroom. She’s hard-working, very bright, and remarkably cultivated. She’s going to spend all her savings for the one week break in Sydney. She’s going to arrive there on October 7th, three days before her 21st birthday, to see some of Sydney’s prominent museums. She’s going to travel alone on a pretty tight budget, but she’s sure the money won't hold her down from meeting people she’s been in touch via e-mail. She has a Google account where she signs in with her first name and her birth year.

WORDS TO REMEMBER

dormitory room = (n.) a large bedroom for a few people
private room = (n.) a room with a bed for one person
double room = (n.) a room with one bigger bed, usually for two people
twin room = (n.) a room with two beds for two people
studio = (n.) a room with a bed or a couch which can be converted into a bed
suite = (n.) a living room connected to one or more bedrooms