Read the information and choose the correct words to complete the sentences

Trip, travel or journey?

These three words are easy to misuse. Let's make sure that you can use them right!

Travel (v) — we generally use it as a verb. e.g. I travelled to Thailand last year. It was amazing! We can also use "travel" in common collocations, i.e. travel agency, business travel, space travel. For an exact experience, use the word "trip". My travel to Thailand was amazing!My trip to Thailand was amazing!

Trip (n) — a general experience of going to one place and coming back. e.g. How was your trip to Thailand?

Journey (n) — moving from one place to another. Journey is not the whole trip, just the part when you change your location. e.g. — How was your journey? — It was terrible! We had a flat tire on the way from Moscow to Kaluga.

1. My longest
   [travel|trip|journey] took 4 days. We were travelling from Siberia to the Black Sea by car.
2. We're going to have a small
   [travel|trip|journey] to Velikiy Novgorod on the weekend.
3. I'm exhausted after the
   [travel|trip|journey]. The plane was delayed by three hours!
4. I didn't really enjoy my
   [travel|trip|journey] to Iceland. It was too dark and cold.
5. I would like to
   [travel|trip|journey] to Japan someday.
6. The
   [travel|trip|journey] to the island is long and hard, but you will forget it as soon as you see how beautiful the nature is.
7. Do you plan your
   [travels|trips|journeys] yourself or do you prefer a
   [travel|trip|journey] agency?
8. My father can't come today, he is on a business
   [travel|trip|journey] this week.