1) Did the person like the accommodation and people there? 2) Did the person have a good time? How do you know?
3) What is the person’s opinion about “tourist season” in that destination?
4) Was the destination busy when he went?
5) What is the person’s opinion about the scenery?
6) What kind of people would this type of holiday be good for?
Hans felt very proud of having a very clever friend. Rich Miller gave little Hans nothing anything. But he had a hundred sacks of flour, six milk cows, and a large stock of woolly sheep.
In spring, summer, and autumn Hans was happy, because he had some food, but when the winter came, and he had nothing to bring to the market, he suffered from cold and hunger, and often had to go to bed without any supper.
And he was lonely, as the Miller never came to visit him.
His friend Miller often said to his wife, that when people were in trouble they should be left alone and needed nobody. It was his idea about friendship.
And only Miller's youngest son told his parents one day that if poor Hans was in trouble he wouldl give him half his porridge, and showed him his white rabbits.