Holidays and tourism

A What time are you leaving in the morning? B We're going to (get around/get back/set off) at 6.30 a.m.)

Rio de Janeiro is at its most v_ _ _ _ _ _  (exciting) at carnival time.

We'll be staying with my aunt when we (be) in Vancouver.

Try (hard) not to look like a tourist when you're alone in a foreign county.

Some of Britain's beach resorts are rather r_ _ - _ _ _ _ (neglected).

Can you * a tent and take it down again on your own?

Holly's flight from Paris to San Franciso leaves at 9 a.m. At 6 p.m., she (fly) for nine hours.

I'll be able to tell you what time I'm leaving once I (check) the time of my flight.

I won't go to the beach tomorrow if it (rain).

Tony's going to pack his bags before he (go) to bed.

Would you * a campfire on the beach?

We booked the hotel (early) to ensure that we got a nice room.

It took us (rough) half an hour to get there.

The r _ _ _ _ _ (isolated) village we stayed in was over 30 km from the nearest big town.

A Did you walk everywhere in london? B No, we used the tourist bus to (stop over/get around/pull up).

I'm doing an online Spanish course before I go to Spain. I hope (learn) enough by the time I go.