공통영어1 지학 신상근 4과 변형문제

There’s always an air of excitement surrounding summer vacations, and this one in ____ holds a special place in my heart.

My parents and I traveled to London to visit my ____, who was there as an exchange student.

The days I spent exploring the city with my family were undoubtedly the ____ moments of all.

Here are some ____ of my London stay.

Walking around the area we were staying in, I couldn’t help but ____ several signs along the streets that read, “TO LET.”

At first, I assumed that these signs were missing the letter “I”, and that the UK was ____ toilet friendly.

I excitedly ____ my thoughts with my brother, mentioning that it seemed like London had many public restrooms.

He explained that “TO ____” actually means “for rent” in British English.

It was one of the ____ moments that left us all laughing!

After having breakfast, we ____ to the British Museum.

It has impressive collections from ____ over the world.

I was delighted to see the ____ Rosetta Stone.

I read in the world history textbook that it was the ____ important clue for understanding the ancient Egyptian writing system.

Our exploration continued, and it led us to a ____ of Egyptian mummies.

Witnessing ancient mummies in person was a fascinating ____.

However, I felt a sense of sympathy for these mummies ____ exhibited in front of foreigners in an unfamiliar land.

Next, we explored the Greek ____ temple and its sculptures.

While the ____ itself is a copy, some stones and many statues were actually brought from Greece.

The ____ made of smooth white marble were elegant and beautiful.

After a coffee break at the Queen Elizabeth II court under the beautiful roof, we stopped by the Chinese Gallery on our way to the ____ Gallery.

The ____ Chinese warriors, all riding clay horses, were fascinating.

When we ____ into the Korean Gallery, my attention was immediately captured by a sarangbang.

____ the sarangbang made from trees taken from Korea surprised and delighted me.

As I looked around, a sense of pride filled me to see people ____ different countries appreciating Korean arts and crafts, such as the moon jar.

A visit to the British Museum was indeed a journey through time and ____ the continents.

____ was a special day dedicated to my parents.

We decided to drop by one of the oldest and most stunning bookstores in ____, known for its classic charm.

My ____ loves books, and it was a place he had always wanted to explore.

We were ____ disappointed.

It was built during the Edwardian era and had three ____ made of wood.

The best part was how much natural ____ flooded in, making it even more beautiful.

This place was heaven for my ____.

His eyes shone with delight as he ____ through the shelves.

My dad purchased a biography of ____ for himself and cotton bags, well-known among Londoners, for our entire family.

If the morning had ____ for my dad and his books, the later half of the day was about my mom’s love for afternoon tea.

Stepping into the tea room, I ____ a bit uneasy due to the elegant atmosphere.

However, this feeling quickly ____ away when we were presented with a generous pot of tea and a three-level stand filled with delicious treats.

I used to think that having afternoon ____ was an expensive, unnecessary luxury.

However, enjoying afternoon tea with my family at such an elegant place made me feel like a ____ lady.

____, being able to share stories with my family made the experience truly meaningful.

Ever since I was in the musical club in my middle school, I’ve loved to ____ musicals.

I was thrilled to watch the original cast version of my favorite musical in its hometown of ____.

I could not take my eyes off of the magical ____ and elaborate costumes.

The powerful voices of ____ leading ladies in particular were out of this world!

Sadly, my English wasn’t good enough to follow some parts of the musical, and I couldn’t ____ enjoy a laugh with others.

____, it was still a really great experience.

No vacation lasts ____, and I eventually had to return to Korea.

I enjoyed every aspect of my London ____.

What I liked most about ____ was the variety.

From exploring the historical bookstore to experiencing the ____ of musical theater, there was something for everyone in my family to enjoy.

London has ____ captured our hearts, and I can’t wait to visit more of London’s most interesting places.