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Travel and holiday 7
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Phrasal verbs related to air travel
When I got to the hotel I went to the reception to
BOOK INTO
CHECK IN
CHECK OUT
GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to register at your accommodation)
.
Laura decided she really needed to
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GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to go on holiday)
to somewhere hot where she could rest and relax.
The plane is supposed to
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GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to arrive at destination)
at about 11.00.
Dr Jones
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GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to begin a journey)
from his house arouns 4.00 this evening in order to catch his flight.
When I fly to Australia I usually
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GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to stay somewhere for a short time when you are going somewhere else)
in Dubai.
He wasn't looking forward to going through her things, and said that rather tan spend the night in the cold house he'd
BOOK INTO
CHECK IN
CHECK OUT
GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to reserve a room for oneself or someone else at a hotel)
a hotel.
I must
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CHECK OUT
GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to pay and leave accommodation)
at noon.
Please go to Gate 10 and the plane to Barcelona is due to
BOOK INTO
CHECK IN
CHECK OUT
GET AWAY
GET IN
SET OFF
STOP OVER
TAKE OFF
(to leave the ground)
in about 20 minutes.
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