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Study the word list: Travel Writing

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travel 		We love foreign travel.
novella 		A novella is a written prose. *
journey 		The weather made the journey worse. *
transportation 		Transportation was poor. *
adventurous 		My Scout leader is very adventurous.
fatigued 		After my long journey, I was fatigued. *
aeroplane 		To travel to America I must use an aeroplane. *
oceanic 		It was an oceanic landscape. *
undulating 		The undulating waves moved rapidly. *
tourism 		Travelling for fun is called 'tourism'. *
exotic 		There were many exotic fish in the aquarium.
anticipation 		The night before my big journey filled me with anticipation. *
exhaustion 		Many of the travellers were suffering from exhaustion. *
panoramic 		Before me was a panoramic view. *
desert 		I wandered aimlessly through the boiling desert. *

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