An engaging educational worksheet designed to help students master travel-related vocabulary and grammar through interactive exercises.

Let's solve the task step by step based on the image you provided. This is an English language worksheet focused on traveling vocabulary and grammar.

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🔹 Part 1: Fill in the blanks with correct verb forms

We need to fill in the blanks using the correct form of the verbs in brackets, considering tense and context.

1. My family usually ______ (to travel) by train.
→ travels
*Explanation:* "My family" is treated as a collective noun, singular here. Present simple for habitual action.

2. My little sister ______ (to like) traveling by bus.
→ likes
*Explanation:* Third person singular – present simple.

3. Last summer we ______ (to hike).
→ hiked
*Explanation:* Past simple – past time ("last summer").

4. Tomorrow Jane ______ (to travel) by ship.
→ is going to travel or will travel
*Explanation:* Future tense. "Tomorrow" indicates future. Both are acceptable, but "is going to" is more natural for planned actions.

5. Her hobby ______ (to be) biking.
→ is
*Explanation:* Subject-verb agreement. "Hobby" is singular. Present simple.

6. Travelling by plane ______ (to be) faster than by car.
→ is
*Explanation:* Gerund as subject – treat as singular. Present simple.

7. Motorcycle ______ (to break) and I ______ (not, can) travelling.
→ broke, couldn’t
*Explanation:* Past tense – something happened in the past. "Couldn't" = couldn't travel.

8. We ______ (to take) chances to fly by balloon.
→ take
*Explanation:* Present simple – general truth or habit.

9. We ______ (to buy) a new car and (to decide, to go) to London on summer holidays.
→ are going to buy, have decided to go
*Explanation:* "Are going to" shows future plan; "have decided" is present perfect to show a decision made before now.

10. And what about you? Write what kind of traveling do you prefer?
→ Example answer: I prefer traveling by train because it’s comfortable and scenic.

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🔹 Part 2: Choose necessary things for your future trip and make up sentences

From the pictures shown:
- Ticket
- Backpack
- Sunglasses
- Camera
- Hat
- Luggage
- Clothes
- Shoes
- Passport
- Umbrella

#### Example sentences:
1. I need my passport to travel abroad.
2. I will pack my backpack with clothes and a camera.
3. I’ll wear sunglasses and a hat to protect myself from the sun.
4. I’ll take my luggage to the airport.
5. I’ll bring an umbrella in case it rains.

> ✔ You can choose any items and create meaningful sentences using them.

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🔹 Part 3: Find the meaning of the phrases

Match the definitions to the words on the right:

| Phrase | Answer |
|-------|--------|
| 1. Cases, bags, that you carry when you are travelling | Luggage |
| 2. Building where your flight arrives or departs | Terminal |
| 3. A journey over a great distance | Journey (but not listed — closest match is trip or perhaps missing word) → Wait! Let's check the list: trip isn’t there. But “journey” is implied. Actually, “trip” is not in the list, so likely the intended answer is “voyage” or maybe “travel”? But let’s see the options: |

Wait — the box has these words:

1. terminal
2. luggage
3. backpack
4. long haul
5. ferry
6. suitcase
7. insurance
8. passport
9. timetable

So now match correctly:

1. Cases, bags... → luggage
2. Building where flight arrives/departs → terminal
3. A journey over a great distance → long haul *(Note: "long haul" means a long-distance journey)*
4. A travel bag with straps on both shoulders → backpack
5. A large case with handle and wheels used for carrying clothes → suitcase
6. A boat that takes people across a river or narrow part of sea → ferry
7. Essential travelling document → passport
8. You’ll need to look at one of these if you want to know when the next train or bus leaves → timetable
9. In case of theft, illness or loss, it’s best to have this → insurance

✔ Final answers:

1. luggage
2. terminal
3. long haul
4. backpack
5. suitcase
6. ferry
7. passport
8. timetable
9. insurance

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✔ Summary of Answers:

#### Part 1:
1. travels
2. likes
3. hiked
4. is going to travel / will travel
5. is
6. is
7. broke, couldn’t
8. take
9. are going to buy, have decided to go
10. (Personal answer) e.g., I prefer traveling by train.

#### Part 2:
Choose items and write sentences. Example:
- I will take my passport and luggage to the airport.
- I’ll wear sunglasses and a hat.

#### Part 3:
1. luggage
2. terminal
3. long haul
4. backpack
5. suitcase
6. ferry
7. passport
8. timetable
9. insurance

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