V. Complete the sentences by choosing appropriate prepositions from those in the brackets.
There’s something special about traveling (by/with) boat. Travelling (by/with) sea is popular mostly (for/from) pleasure trips. (On/In) board large ships and small river boats people can visit foreign countries and different places (of/in) interest within their own country. It is very pleasant to see the rise and fall (of/from) the waves, to feel the fresh sea wind blowing and hear the cry (of/at) the seagulls. It’s an extremely relaxing way to get (to/on) your destination. Whether you choose a ferry, river boat excursion or traditional ocean cruise, you’ll enjoy both interesting scenery and excellent service. Typically, a cruise involves stops (at/into) several points (along/by) the way, (with/in) time (for/to) sightseeing. Cruise liners offer shore excursions; you can pay extra to go (to/on) one of these short trips. You’ll also have to decide how to manage your sightseeing while (in/on) land.
VI. Dramatize the following dialogue.
A.: I heard you took a trip to Mexico.
B.: Yes, I did.
A.: How did you like it?
B.: I love traveling, but I love coming home, too! East or west, home is the best.
A.: Did you enjoy your vacation?
B.: It had its ups and downs, but I am really satisfied with it.
A.: What did you like the best?
B.: I was absolutely excited with the rafting trip we took to a small island.
A.: That sounds great. Did you like the extreme?
B.: I was happy to get some new experience and impressions. In fact, it’s unforgettable.
A.: What did you bring back for me?
B.: I’ve brought some souvenirs for you. I’ll give them to you as soon as I unpack.
A.: Next time, I am going to save up my money and go with you.