Travel and Vacations

Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence. Pay attention to whether the verb is followed by a gerund (-ing form) or an infinitive (to + verb).

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Question 1

While driving to the hotel, we stopped _____ some photos of a beautiful sunset.

Options: to take, taking, to buy

Question 2

I remember _____ the Eiffel Tower for the first time on my trip to Paris.

Options: seeing, to see, to visit

Question 3

Remember _____ your passport before you leave for the airport tomorrow.

Options: packing, to replace, to pack

Question 4

If the hotel is fully booked, try _____ a vacation rental instead.

Options: finding, to find, to avoid

Question 5

We tried _____ the travel agency, but no one answered the phone.

Options: calling, to visit, to call

Question 6

We decided _____ travel insurance before the trip to protect ourselves from unexpected problems.

Options: to renew, to cancel, to buy

Question 7

I remember _____ in this same hotel ten years ago during my first vacation abroad.

Options: staying, to stay, to travel

Question 8

The bus stopped _____ waiting passengers near the main train station so that they could board.

Options: picking up, to pass, to pick up

Question 9

To avoid _____ heavy bags through the airport, we travelled with hand luggage only.

Options: carrying, lifting, dropping

Question 10

The airline asked us _____ at the gate two hours before the flight.

Options: to board, to wait, to arrive

Question 11

I'll never forget _____ the northern lights during our first trip to Iceland.

Options: seeing, to see, to visit

Question 12

Don't forget _____ your passport from the hotel safe before you leave for the airport.

Options: taking, to leave, to take

Question 13

After the guide asked for quiet, the tourists stopped _____ during the museum visit.

Options: talking, to talk, to rest

Practise Travel and Vacations with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

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