Island
Verb + island
live on an island
get to / reach an island
visit an island
leave an island
sail around the island
islands attract (tourists)
Adjective + island
a desert island
a remote island
a tropical island
an uninhabited island
Exercises
1. Verb + island
The only way to get to the island is by boat. A daily ferry connects it to the mainland.
Are there people on the island? I thought nobody lived there.
Many of young people are forced to leave the island to find work on the mainland.
We’ll be visiting a number of Greek islands on our Mediterranean cruise.
The island is a popular holiday resort. It attracts around 80,000 tourists a year.
We sailed around the island in the middle of the lake, but there was nothing much to see.
2. Adjective + island
It’s such a remote island that very few tourists go there. It’s so difficult to get to.
What would you take with you if you had to spend some time alone on a desert island?
My idea of the perfect holiday would be two weeks on a tropical island in the Pacific Ocean!
The island of St Kilda is uninhabited. Nobody lives there any more. It’s off the west coast of Scotland.