You and your friend are planning to go on a weekend trip. So you discuss different ideas.

• Tell your partner what kind of weekend getaway you would choose and why.
• Discuss the pros and cons of your ideas.
• Agree with your partner on one destination or activity.

Note:
Please note that these solutions are only suggestions. There are various possibilities for argumentation.

Road trip

• Arguments for choosing a road trip:
• Freedom and flexibility: A road trip allows you to control your own schedule, stopping whenever and wherever you want to explore new places.
• Scenic views: A road trip offers the chance to enjoy stunning landscapes and beautiful views that you might miss when flying or using public transportation.
• Budget-friendly: Road trips can be more affordable than other forms of travel, especially if you’re sharing the costs of gas and accommodation with a friend or partner.

Pros of a road trip:

• Experience: You get to see many different areas of a country or a region.
• Comfort: You can bring as much luggage as you need, travel in your own car, and have all your comforts and necessities with you.
• Bonding time: Spending long hours together in a car can help you bond with your travel partner, creating fun memories along the way.

Cons of a road trip:

• Long hours in the car: If you're driving for many hours, it can become exhausting, especially on long stretches with few stops.
• Traffic and delays: Roads can be crowded, and traffic jams may slow down your journey, leading to frustration.

Destination

• A road trip through England: From the beaches of Cornwall to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, England offers a range of beautiful, varied landscapes that you can enjoy during a road trip.
• England also has many castles, stunning towns and landmarks, making it an ideal place for a road trip.