Тест по английскому языку Travel, journey, voyage
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Mr. Dower has visited many countries and now he is writing a book about his .
- tours
- voyages
- trips
- travels
- journeys
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We visited a number of wonderful towns in Italy on our and then returned to Rome.
- voyage
- tour
- journey
- travel
- trip
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The across the Pacific was a stormy one.
- voyage
- journey
- trip
- tour
- travel
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Sea can be very exciting, provided you are not seasick.
- voyages
- tours
- journeys
- travels
- trips
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At the beginning of the last century going to St.Petersburg from Moscow was considered to be a .
- journey
- trip
- tour
- travel
- voyage
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A is a short journey, voyage or tour, for either business or pleasure.
- journey
- voyage
- tour
- trip
- travel
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It was a long and weary , and when we got off the train, we gave a sigh of relief.
- journey
- travel
- voyage
- trip
- tour
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On summer weekends a lot of people take car to the country.
- travels
- voyages
- trips
- tours
- journeys
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I remember my brother-in-law going for a short sea once for the benefit of his health.
- tour
- trip
- journey
- voyage
- travel
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"Well", said Harris, "we have had a pleasant , and my hearty thanks for it to old Father Thames."
- voyage
- trip
- tour
- travel
- journey
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The children went on a short vacation in July.
- trip
- voyage
- journey
- tour
- travel
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The writer of a successful book of must take the reader with him.
- journey
- trip
- travel
- tour
- voyage
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We are going New England's towns next summer.
- to go on a trip
- to tour
- to travel
- to go on a voyage
- to go on a journey
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In 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg on its first across the Atlantic, and it sank four hours later.
- voyage
- travel
- tour
- journey
- trip
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is considered to be an important part of education.
- Voyage
- Tour
- Travel
- Trip
- Journey
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