Travel English — English for Tourists
Welcome to our Travel English section — more than just a phrase book. It’s a collection of 60 free interactive exercises designed to help you practice the common English phrases and vocabulary used by travelers in a wide variety of real-life situations.
Whether you’re at the airport, checking into a hotel, ordering at a restaurant, or asking for directions, these exercises will prepare you to communicate confidently in English before you take your trip.
Airports & airplanes
- AT THE AIRPORT 1: Looking for the check-in desk
- AT THE AIRPORT 2: At the check-in desk
- AT THE AIRPORT 3: At the check-in desk
- AT THE AIRPORT: What’s wrong?
- AT THE AIRPORT: Questions and answers
- ON THE PLANE: Speaking with flight attendants/passengers 1
- ON THE PLANE: Speaking with flight attendants/passengers 2
- ON THE PLANE: What’s wrong?
- CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION: Entering a country
- CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION: Questions and answers
- AT THE HOTEL: General vocabulary 1
- AT THE HOTEL: General vocabulary 2
- AT THE HOTEL 1: Checking in
- AT THE HOTEL 2: Checking in
- AT THE HOTEL 3: Getting from the hotel into the city
- AT THE HOTEL 4: Talking to someone at the reception desk
- AT THE HOTEL 5: Making a reservation
- AT THE HOTEL 6: Asking directions
- AT THE HOTEL: Talking about what you like/don’t like
- AT THE HOTEL: Questions and answers
- AT THE RESTAURANT 1: Getting seated
- AT THE RESTAURANT 2: Ordering
- AT THE RESTAURANT 3: Ordering
- AT THE RESTAURANT 4: Ordering
- AT THE RESTAURANT 5: Eating a meal
- AT THE RESTAURANT 6: Eating/bad service
- AT THE RESTAURANT 7: Finishing a meal/paying
- AT THE RESTAURANT: Talking about what you like/don’t like
- AT THE BAR: Ordering drinks 1
- EATING OUT: Fast food vocabulary
- SHOPPING 1: General
- SHOPPING 2: General
- SHOPPING 3: Postcards, souvenirs
- SHOPPING (Q & A) 1
- SHOPPING (Q & A) 2
- SHOPPING VOCABULARY: Antonyms — describing items 1
- SHOPPING: Name the item in the picture 1
- SHOPPING: Name the item in the picture 2
- SHOPPING: Name the item in the picture 3
- SHOPPING: Name the item in the picture 4
- Modes of transportation 1 — How are we getting there?
- BUYING TICKETS (train/bus): Questions and answers 1
- BUYING TICKETS (train/bus): Questions and answers 2
- BUYING TICKETS (plane, train, bus, etc.) 1
- BUYING TICKETS (plane, train, bus, etc.) 2
- BUYING TICKETS (plane, train, bus, etc.) 3
- BUYING TICKETS (ferry/boat)
- TRAINS/TAKING TRAINS: What’s wrong?
- DRIVING 1: At the gas station
- DRIVING: What’s wrong?
- English for sightseeing — Definitions 1
- English for sightseeing — Definitions 2
- English for sightseeing — Definitions 3
- English for sightseeing — Definitions 4
- English for sightseeing — Definitions 5
- SIGHTSEEING: Conversations while sightseeing 1
- SIGHTSEEING: Conversations while sightseeing 2
- SIGHTSEEING: Conversations while sightseeing 3
- SIGHTSEEING: Questions and answers
- SIGHTSEEING: Common terms/expressions
- Meeting people 1
- Meeting people 2
- TALKING TO PEOPLE: Making small talk
- TALKING TO PEOPLE: Talking about your age, family, etc.
- TALKING TO PEOPLE: Saying goodbye
- ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS: Conversations 1
- ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS: Conversations 2
- ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS: General terms/phrases
- INTERNET CAFÉS/COMPUTERS 1
How’s your English grammar? Popular exercises to try:
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Modals of speculation/deduction 1
Simple past or present perfect? 1
Auxiliary verbs (be, do, have) 1
Causative form (mixed) 1
Reported speech (mixed tenses) 2
Future perfect 2
Will or going to? 1
Conditional tenses (mixed) 2
Question tags 2
Modals of speculation/deduction 1
Simple past or present perfect? 1
Auxiliary verbs (be, do, have) 1
Causative form (mixed) 1
Reported speech (mixed tenses) 2
Future perfect 2
Will or going to? 1
Conditional tenses (mixed) 2
Question tags 2
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