Travelling

You luggage can be lost.
7) It is the most expensive way of travelling.
by train
1) The seats were made into beds on night journeys. 1)Your fellow -passengers can be annoying.
2) Railway stations are usually in the centre of the city. (It is closer to your home than the airport). 2) Sometimes it is stuffy in the compartment.
3) The tickets are less expensive. 3) It isnt convenient to have meals on the upper berth.
4) There is a buffet car selling drinks and snacks. 4) Toilets ate usually dirty.
5) You can look out of the window and enjoy picturesque landscapes around you.
6) The porter can help you with the luggage.
by car
1) You can stop wherever you want. 1) Petrol is very expensive.
2) You dont have to buy any tickets. 2) Sometimes it is difficult to find a service (or a filling) station in an unknown place.
3)Your shouldnt follow any timetable (you dont depend on any schedule)3) Roads (highways) are not in good condition.
by ship
1) There is a lot of entertainment on board a large cruise liner. 1)You are afraid of tossing.
2) The ship stops in different ports and you can go on the shore for excursions. 2) You can suffer from seasickness.
3) Your voyage depends on the weather.
We have just compared some possible advantages and disadvantages. When you are going to travel you have to solve lots of problems. So. our choice of means of travelling depends on its aims. our plans and financial possibilities.
Read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that firs the space in the same line.
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