Read the dialogue and act out your own dialogues about what you’ve done for your holiday.

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When you travel, you learn how much you truly have that you take for granted. Many people live in poverty that is unfathomable to those who have never walked their streets and heard their stories. Watching the wars and famines on the news takes on a whole new meaning when you have a personal connection with the people there. You lose the callousness and egotistic attitude that can sometimes develop when you can’t relate to that region of the world. And, it compels you to help others and give back.

Answer the questions:

1) What natural beauties can you enjoy while traveling?

2) How did traveling change Sarah’s way of relating to other people?

3) What new challenges did she take on in Grenada, West Indies?

4) What global sufferings does traveling give you empathy for?

5) What tourist attractions gave the author a new appreciation for history?

Use the proper derivatives of the words given in brackets:

1. A tiny rural town was a (comfort) place for living.

2. The (amaze) diversity of the landscape helps the tourists realize that the world is full of beauty.

3. (Fortune), in some small areas everyone looks and acts basically the same.

4. Your life could be (rich) by experiences and relationships that are outside your comfort zone.

5. The older you become, the (much) you realize that the world doesn’t revolve around you.

6. It is possible to enjoy (drive) on the left side of the road in Grenada, West Indies.

7. Many people suffer from (poor), wars and famines.

8. Traveling makes history come alive and you get a new (appreciate) for it.

Read the dialogue and act out your own dialogues about what you’ve done for your holiday.

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