
- •At the airport l esson 1 Booking a ticket
- •1 Choose the best word in the definitions(1-4).
- •2 A travel agent is explaining transport choices to a customer who wants to travel from London to Edinburgh. Use the information below and in the box to complete the explanation.
- •3 The customer decides to fly. Read the conversation and complete the booking information on the computer screen.
- •Work in pairs. Read the dialogue in Exercise 3 aloud, taking turns to read each part.
- •Work in pairs. Role play a similar conversation. Use the information below.
- •Lesson 2 At the airport
- •1 Match the signs (1-10) with the definitions (a-j).
- •2 Match the first part of these questions or
- •Work in pairs. One of you is a passenger, the other is a check-in clerk. Take turns to role play a scene at the check-in desk. Use the questions in Exercise 2.
- •At the Airport
- •Writing
- •1. Where do you go first when you travel by plane? Put these places in the correct order. Write 1-5 on the left.
- •2. Read the conversations. Where are they? Write the letter next to the correct place on the right in Exercise 2.
- •3. Read the conversations again carefully. Who are the people?
- •4. Read and dramatize the following dialogue. Work in pairs. At the Airport
- •5. Complete the open dialogue. Work in team (see the vocabulary below).
- •6. Complete the open dialogue. Work in pairs. Going through the Customs
- •7. Translate into English
- •Lesson 4
- •1. Read the dialogues in roles and study the words and expressions. At the airport
- •2. Cover the left column of the dialogues above with a sheet of paper and give the back translation of the dialogues. Work in pairs.
- •Fill out the Customs Declaration:
- •Department of the Treasury united states customs service
- •Passport number
- •4. Role Play ( see the example dialogues above)
- •Supplementary Reading
- •Read, translate and remember the following rules and regulations.
- •Air Travel
- •II. Passport Regulations and Customs
- •2. Answer the following questions.
- •3. Ask a friend what is proper to do:
- •4. List what is wrong to do:
At the airport l esson 1 Booking a ticket
Before you read
1 Choose the best word in the definitions(1-4).
The price you pay to travel on a plane, train, etc. is the fee/fare/rate.
A journey by water is a flight/ferry/voyage.
You board a plane at a gate/platform/quay, and a train from a gate/platform/quay.
A ticket to a place and back again is a two-way/return/reverse ticket.
Reading
2 A travel agent is explaining transport choices to a customer who wants to travel from London to Edinburgh. Use the information below and in the box to complete the explanation.
fare
£40 £75 £99
bus 10 hours
train 5 hours
plane 1 hour
quicker ■ the cheapest ■ more interesting
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‘Basically, you can go by train, by bus, or you can
fly. The bus is 1_______________option, but it
takes2______________. Flying is3____________..
but obviously it's4_____________ - it only takes
an hour. The train is 5______________ than the
bus, but it's6_____________, and because it
goes through beautiful countryside it’s a 7 journey.’
3 The customer decides to fly. Read the conversation and complete the booking information on the computer screen.
A OK, what date do you want to travel on?
С We'd like to fly to Edinburgh on Friday 10th,
in the evening.
A And when do you want to come back?
С On the Monday morning - that's the thirteenth.
A OK, … there's a flight at 18.30, but that's full...
there are seats available on the 19.45 - that lands
in Edinburgh at 20.40.
С Yes, that's fine.
A Let's just look at return flights ... I can offer you
seats on a flight at 10.00 on Monday 13th, arriving
in London at 10.55. С That's fine.
A And the fare is £99 plus £10 UK airport tax.
С OK, fine.
A Can I have the passengers' names, please?
С Andrew Waterstone and Jane Morris.
A And what's your address?
С 25 Tadema Road, London SW10 4RJ.
A And can I have a daytime telephone number?
С Yes, it's 020 7465 1003.
A OK. That's all confirmed. You should receive your tickets in the post tomorrow.
Speaking
Work in pairs. Read the dialogue in Exercise 3 aloud, taking turns to read each part.
Work in pairs. Role play a similar conversation. Use the information below.
Customer You want to travel from London to Paris at about 18.00 on Friday 17th, returning on Monday 20th in the morning.
Travel agent The Eurostar train costs £99 return, and there is one train every hour. Flights cost between £100 and £120. The train journey takes three hours; the flight takes just over one hour. There are no seats available on any flight after 16.30 on Friday 17th. There are seats available on all Eurostar trains.
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Get real Work in pairs. You have fourteen days and €750 (or the same amount in another currency). Plan a journey in a country of your choice. Use guidebooks or the Internet to get timetables and information. Tell the class about your trip. |