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1a) Compound Nouns
Here are the compound nouns formed by adding a word from the box:
- travel agent
- guide line
- exchange programme
- air fare
1b) Complete with compound nouns
Based on the compound nouns, we can fill in the sentences:
- Someone who organises travels is a travel agent.
- Rules to help people do something are guidelines.
- A programme in which students visit each other's countries is an exchange programme.
- The cost of flying is called an air fare.
2a) Create More Compound Nouns
Here are four more compound nouns:
- travel sickness
- line book (Note: The more common compound is "booking line" or "waiting line.")
- exchange rate
- fare rate (Note: This can refer to the rate of a fare, but more commonly "ticket rate" might be used in context.)
2b) Write Definitions
Here are definitions for the new compound nouns:
- Travel Sickness: A condition that causes nausea and discomfort during travel, often due to the motion of a vehicle or vessel.
- Exchange Rate: The value at which one currency can be exchanged for another.
- Booking Line: A queue of people waiting to secure reservations for travel, accommodation, or events.
- Fare Rate: The specific cost associated with traveling utilizing transportation services, typically referring to public transport or air travel.
3) Complete with Words from 1 and 2
Now, let’s complete the sentences:
1 - More people travel by plane now because low-cost fares have reduced the cost of travel. 2 - The price of things in foreign currencies can vary if the exchange rate changes. 3 - Schools have to follow government guidelines on how to organise international exchange programmes. 4 - A lot of people book their holidays on the Internet and take booking lines with them instead of using travel agents. 5 - Some people get travel sickness when they travel.
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