There was an [?] in the Chilliwack Daily News.
Today they are [?], not American.
The Yukon in Alaska is dangerous because of all the rapids and [?].
[?] the rafts look very comfortable.
They are trying some local [?].
If you sleep in a tent, you can lie on an [?].
A [?] is useful to find the right way in an area which you don't know.
The ambulance took the injured man to [?].
After a short break she [?] (past tense) her story.
It was still [?] when we had to get up at 5 a.m.
They didn't have [?] canoes, so three people had to use one canoe.
The best thing was the [?] in the evening.
On night a [?] came and ate all our food.
In the morning we normally eat [?].
Lots of children like to eat [?].
Switzerland's most famous [?] is called Emmentaler.
Chickens produce [?].
You can eat bread with [?] and [?] for breakfast.
A lot of people eat [?] in the cinema.
At the restaurant you can order a [?] as starter.
A [?] is an Italian [?] and many people like it in a sandwich.
Schaffhausen is near the to Germany.
The [?] informs the public at a football match.
There are some programme [?]. The programme will be different.
If you go camping you need a good camping [?].
Listen to your tour [?]. He is talking about the plans for tomorrow.
After breakfast they [?] to the canoe shop.
They pick up the canoes and [?] the equipment.
After learning how to use the canoe they [?] up to Canoe Lake.
Yolanda is one of the rafting group. She is very busy with [?].
Daniel, her [?], would like to see her.
In Yolanda's [?] there are lots of things to do before the holiday:
She is picking up her flight [?] at 9 o'clock.
She has got an [?] with Dr. Coleman at 11 o'clock.
At [?], she's having lunch with her mother.
That's an interesting experiment! How does it [?]?
You can't lift the paper with a [?] [?].
The air [?] is 10,1325 Pascal per square centimetre (at sea level).