Isla is reading a guide on how to organise the perfect holiday. Form adverbs from the words in brackets to complete the text.
How to plan a perfect holiday
Transport first
Do research ________ (PROFESSIONAL), that is to say surf the internet and compare prices and timing before booking your flight or buying your train ticket. Maybe you'll find a deal!
Read, read and… read
Before setting off, get ready for your holiday by reading as much as possible to get to know the destination ________ (GOOD). It's better to get to know the most interesting landmarks, the attractions to visit and the activities not to be missed.
Research accommodation and food spots
In order to avoid tourist traps, make sure you read ________ (EXTENSIVE) about the different types of accommodation before choosing the right one for you. Do ________ (LIKE) with restaurants and cafés so that you can stay away from the ones aimed ________ (SPECIFIC) at tourists.
Pack ________ (WISE)
Consider the weather, the number of days and the activities you're going to do when packing. Don't take too many clothes with you – you'll ________ (PROBABLE) regret it.
Book the main activities, but leave something unplanned
It's a good idea to book some experiences in advance, but it's also worth leaving some time to wander ________ (AIMLESS): it's often the best way to discover a place.
Don't forget about self-care
Take care of your health during your travels. Bring along a healthcare kit, an eye mask, ear plugs and so on. Is it a long flight? Do simple exercises, like moving your head ________ (UP) and ________ (DOWN) to stretch your neck and keep active.