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# 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

1. The only way to ***get*** to the island is *by boat*. A daily ferry connects it to the mainland.
2. Are there people on the island? I thought nobody ***lived*** there.
3. Many of young people are forced to ***leave*** the island to *find work* on the mainland.
4. We’ll be ***visiting*** a number of Greek islands on our Mediterranean cruise.
5. The island is a popular holiday resort. It ***attracts*** around 80,000 tourists a year.
6. We ***sailed*** around the island in the middle of the lake, but there was nothing much to see.

### 2. Adjective + island

1. It’s such a ***remote*** island that very few tourists go there. It’s so difficult to get to.
2. What would you take with you if you had to spend some time alone on a ***desert*** island?
3. My idea of the perfect holiday would be two weeks on a ***tropical*** island in the Pacific Ocean!
4. The island of St Kilda is ***uninhabited***. Nobody lives there any more. It’s off the west coast of Scotland.


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