UNIT 2 Tourism— My Glossary

The jewels glittered in the glare of the sun.

Your knack of cooking so well is great!

You would have to whip right through the problem by asking her.

I’ve been strolling for more than two hours, I think I’ll have to go back home.

With a frown on her face, she ended up the conversation.

This bloke attempted to enter my house without permission.

The terrible thunderstorm has left me destituted of my material goods.

He sneaked into the party to distract the police.

Music has already kicked off for us to dance!

The president lost his cool and behaved with bad manners.

The clatter noise was heard in the rear of the road.

The higher she got, the rugged the paths were.

The hum of bees is very annoying.

I have not told her but she must have realized how tart the terrible meal was.

It was a really thriving texture.

It was such a heaving sound that was even reassuring.

The stench coming from the sewer was such that we had to call to the town hall to have it cleaned.

The sweltering summer heat shattered our vacation.

The clammy sugar that covered the cake got hooked on my fingers.

It’s a bit nippy today, and according to the weather forecast it’s going to be like that for two or more days.

When I bit the cake I felt it was crispness.

There were hordes of people crossing the bridge to go to the event.

The saunter through the forest makes you feel good.

I’m munching the nut so strong.