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Recommending a Destination Exercise

July 26, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

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1If you enjoy sunny streets and cheap seafood, you ............... visit Lisbon in spring.
Wrong!
Use "should" to give a friendly recommendation, not a strict rule.
2The old castle is ............... visiting because the view from the tower is amazing.
Wrong!
Use "worth" with an -ing form to say a place is a good use of your time.
3For an art lover, Florence would be an ............... choice because it has several famous galleries.
Wrong!
Use "excellent" when the reason says the destination fits the person’s interests.
4I wouldn’t choose that beach in August; it gets too ............... for a quiet family holiday.
Wrong!
Use "crowded" after “too” when the sentence says the place is not suitable for a quiet holiday.
5I’d recommend a trip ............... Kyoto if you want temples, gardens, and good public transport.
Wrong!
Use "to" after “recommend a trip” to show the destination.
6If the city feels too noisy, I’d ............... the mountains instead.
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Use "go for" to mean choose a destination or option.
7I ............... the coastal route because the views are better than on the highway.
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Use "suggest" when you are recommending an option to someone.
8For a relaxed weekend, I’d ............... Porto; the cafés and river walks are lovely.
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Use "choose" when you recommend selecting one destination from possible options.
9The lakeside trail is more ............... for beginners because the path is flat and the signs are clear.
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Use "suitable" when the sentence says the destination fits a particular kind of traveler.
10If your train leaves at six, it’s ............... to stay near the station.
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Use "a good idea" when the sentence gives a practical reason to recommend the action.
11Can I make a ...............? Try the island in May, before the big crowds arrive.
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Use "suggestion" after “make a” when you introduce a recommendation.
12With its quiet roads and small villages, the island is perfect ...............
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Use "for cycling" after “perfect” to say what the destination is especially good for.

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  1. If you enjoy sunny streets and cheap seafood, you should visit Lisbon in spring.
  2. The old castle is worth visiting because the view from the tower is amazing.
  3. For an art lover, Florence would be an excellent choice because it has several famous galleries.
  4. I wouldn’t choose that beach in August; it gets too crowded for a quiet family holiday.
  5. I’d recommend a trip to Kyoto if you want temples, gardens, and good public transport.
  6. If the city feels too noisy, I’d go for the mountains instead.
  7. I suggest the coastal route because the views are better than on the highway.
  8. For a relaxed weekend, I’d choose Porto; the cafés and river walks are lovely.
  9. The lakeside trail is more suitable for beginners because the path is flat and the signs are clear.
  10. If your train leaves at six, it’s a good idea to stay near the station.
  11. Can I make a suggestion? Try the island in May, before the big crowds arrive.
  12. With its quiet roads and small villages, the island is perfect for cycling.

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