Travel and Weather

Choose the phrase that best matches each situation. Pay attention to degree, problems, successful results, and standard word order.

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Question 1

The sea is _____ for swimming today. The beach is closed.

Options: too cold, a bit cold, cold enough

Question 2

We can sleep well in the hotel room. It is _____.

Options: too cold, warm enough, enough warm

Question 3

What an amazing view! The mountains look _____!

Options: beautiful enough, too beautiful, so beautiful

Question 4

Our tour guide helps us every day. He is _____.

Options: really helpful, real helpful, helpful really

Question 5

The hotel room feels _____. I am only a little cold.

Options: too cool, a little cool, very cool

Question 6

There is only a light wind. The sea is _____.

Options: very rough, too rough, a bit rough

Question 7

Almost every seat at the station is taken. It is _____, but that is not a problem.

Options: very crowded, a little crowded, too crowded

Question 8

The airport is three hours away. It is _____.

Options: far really, really far, really is far

Question 9

After walking all day, I am _____ hungry!

Options: a little, enough, so

Question 10

Tomorrow will be _____ than today. The temperature will go up by one degree.

Options: a little warmer, much warmer, a little cooler

Question 11

The suitcase is _____ heavy. I can still lift it with one hand.

Options: too, a bit, enough

Question 12

We can record the waves clearly. The beach is _____.

Options: too noisy, enough quiet, quiet enough

Practise Travel and Weather with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Travel and Weather in everyday English.

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