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  • a covered space at the back of a car, for storing things in: b______
    BOOT
  • (by far/ considerably/ extremely/ strongly/ utterly) The summers in Argentina are _____  hot. It regularly gets to 40 degrees. 
    EXTREMELY
  • Being away from home on a gap year, I was homesick ____ times, but it was still worth it!
    AT
  • to make the same journey regularly between home and work: c_______
    COMMUTE
  • My dream is to visit each / every / all single capital city in Europe!
    My dream is to visit EVERY single capital city in Europe!
  • Although expensive, the Outlander brand of backpack is the best ____ terms of quality
    IN
  • I was nervous about travelling solo ____ the start, but in the end it was great fun.
    AT
  • the part of the airport where passengers are allowed to get on or off a particular aircraft: g______
    GATE
  • For my eighteenth, I can choose each / either / any a bike or a scooter as my present.
    For my eighteenth, I can choose EITHER a bike or a scooter as my present.
  • Hurry up! We have some / very little / enough time before the bus leaves.
    Hurry up! We have VERY LITTLE time before the bus leaves.
  • Rome is crowded with visitors _____ the best of times, but in high summer, it’s unbearable
    AT
  • Ana’s done a lot of travelling and now she thinks she knows all / everything / much!
    Ana’s done a lot of travelling and now she thinks she knows EVERYTHING!
  • (bit/ much/ rather/ thoroughly) I’ll let you do the talking when we’re in Spain. Your Spanish is _____  better than mine
    MUCH
  • the situation where there is too much traffic and movement is difficult: c_____
    CONGESTION
  • a small room where you sleep on a ship; the area where passengers sit on a plane: c_____
    CABIN
  • We need to book our flights soon. There are only few / a few / many tickets left.
    We need to book our flights soon. There are only A FEW tickets left.
  • ____ terms of the sheer diversity of its scenery, you can’t beat New Zealand.
    IN
  • ____ accordance with local customs, tourists are to cover their heads when visiting the temple.
    IN
  • (bit/ much/ rather/ thoroughly) The whole family thought that the Venice restaurants were ____ overpriced.
    THORIUGHLY
  • On the drive through Italy, we found ourselves at a market and bought several products ____ impulse.
    ON
  • After several tiring days ____ the road, we reached the coast and our beachside hotel.
    ON
  • I love world music and I go to all / no / any festival I can.
    I love world music and I go to ANY festival I can.
  • (by far/ considerably/ extremely/ strongly/ utterly) After a four-hour climb up the glacier, I was ____ exhausted.
    UTTERLY
  • any of the separate parts of a train in which the passengers sit: c______
    CARRIAGE
  • We were ____ two minds about sharing a cabin, but it proved to be so much cheaper
    IN
  • Others / Several / Every of the backpackers we met on our journey had run out of money.
    SEVERAL of the backpackers we met on our journey had run out of money.
  • In almost all / many / every country I’ve visited, I’ve been made to feel welcome.
    In almost EVERY country I’ve visited, I’ve been made to feel welcome.
  • when passengers are allowed to get on a plane or a ship, once they have checked in and provided they have the right documentation: b_____
    BOARD
  • (by far/ considerably/ extremely/ strongly/ utterly) Nepal is the _____ most spectacular place I’ve ever been.
    BY FAR
  • the action of allowing other vehicles to go past before you move onto a road: g____ w_____
    GIVE WAY
  • Due to the storm, there’s little / a little / some chance of the plane taking off.
    Due to the storm, there’s LITTLE chance of the plane taking off.
  • to come from behind another vehicle and move in front of them: o______
    OVERTAKE
  • (by far/ considerably/ extremely/ strongly/ utterly) Train fares are often ______ higher than the cost of a plane ticket, can you believe?
    CONSIDERABLY
  • Even in the remotest village, television and computer games were available ____ demand in the hotels.
    ON
  • the pair of long metal bars on the ground along which trains travel: t_____
    TRACK(S)
  • (bit/ much/ rather/ thoroughly) Try some of this Japanese green tea. It’s really ____ good.
    RATHER
  • I’ve got plenty of / too many / another relatives we can stay with when we get to Scotland.
    I’ve got PLENTY OF relatives we can stay with when we get to Scotland.
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