Proofread the sentences carefully. Correct all errors using the proofreader's markings. If there are no errors write a C to the left of the number. 1. What did you decide about your dream vacation Did you decide whether 2. you preferred swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing or hiking? Or did you 3. preferences include snowshoeing, snowboarding, and skiing? Regardless of 4. your preferences for cold-or warm-whether activities, the possibilities is 5. endless. 6. One of your first decisions must be what locaoin you want to visit. My 7. Ideal trip is to visit our neighbor to the north and tour both british Columbia 8. and Alberta. I would be thrilled to explor Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park 9. in Southern British Columbia. Bridal Veil Falls tumbles 197 feet over the smooth rock 10. face of mount Cheam and is the sixth-highest water fall in 11. Canada. The park is locate along the Trans-Canada Highway, just south of the 12. Fraser River. 13. If you are looking for a more remote vacation I recommend that you drive 14. along the stunning Chilcotin Highway. In spite of the fact of what you may 15. have heard, you will find this to be a fabulous adventure for you and your 16. family. Along the way, I would like to recommend that you explored the

17. rushing rivers, open rangeland, and glistening glaciers. 18. For those of you more interested in culture, you're best bet may be a tour 19. Of the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village in eastern Alberta, The living- 20. History museum includes 30 fascinating authentic buildings with interpreters 21. Portraying real people of the era from approximately 1892 to 1930. While 22. their, I recommend that you try the traditional Ukrainian pierogi which is 23. a pan-fried dough stuff with vegetables, meat, or cheese. 24. For them of you interested in the history of machines, you will want to see 25. The vintige collection of agricultural equipment, early snowmobiles, aircraft 26. and buggies at the Reynolds-Alberta museum in Alberta. During the summer 27. visitors can ride in a rare care or in an open-cockpit biplane. All of the 28. machines is guaranteed to have been restored to their original condition. 29. Weather you plan your own vacation or with with a travel agent, you 30. Can travel by air, car, bus, or train. If you plan your own vacation, you might 31. Begin by checking such wesites as expedia.com, orbitz.com or or 32. Planetrider.com Each of the sites are able to assist you. 33. Your travel agent may charges a fee to make an airline reservation on 34. your behalf. The feel may be as low as $10, or they may be based on a 35. percentage of the actual cost of your ticket. Regardless of the charge, the 36. consensus of opinion is that you can negotiate with your travel agent in order 37. to bring down the over all cost of your vacation. 38. Many High School seniors today expect to take a senior class trip prior to

39. Graduation. While a class trip can be fun, it can also be expensive. "To help 40. keep costs low for students," Kent Graci, pres. Of the Travelers Club said, 41. "we will provide each and every member of the senior class with 42. Approximately five-hundred dollars. 43. Mrs. Jinkersen, age 36, strongly supports the idea as a reward for them 44. who have worked hard to do well in school. Her and the members of the 45. Travelers Club will recognize the seniors at graduation ceremonies in June. 46. This years commencement ceremony will be held in the school auditorium on 47. Saturday, June 14 at 7 o'clock. 48. 28 seniors have indicated that they will participate in the class trip to 49. Washington. They knows they must raise money for the trip by April 20 in 50. Order to have time to make final plans for leaving on June 18th.