
- •Spoken english
- •My biography
- •Appearance
- •Traits of character
- •The family album
- •Grammar
- •Grammar
- •Present Simple Tense
- •In questions:
- •Plural of Nouns
- •Grammar
- •1. Prepositions
- •The House of an Englishman
- •My working day
- •Anne's working day
- •Grammar
- •My studying at Izhevsk State Technical University
- •Grammar Past Simple/Present Perfect
- •Oxbridge life at college and university
- •Travelling / Holidays
- •2)Anna is asking a London passer-by how to get to the nearest police station
- •4) The tourist needs directions
- •1 Dialog
- •2 Dialog
- •3 Dialog
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •Post-listening exercises
- •Listening exercises
- •Idioms!
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Grammar
- •"What Is your favourite place on earth?"
- •Writing resume
- •Interview
- •Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Telephone talk
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Online investigations
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Grammar
- •Степени сравнения прилагательных
- •Страдательный залог
- •Present Simple (Indefinite)
- •Future Simple (Indefinite)
- •Present Continuous
- •Past Continuous
- •Future Continuous
- •Конец формы
- •Present Perfect
- •Past Perfect
- •Future Perfect
- •Причастие I
- •Причастие II
- •Герундий. The Gerund
- •Инфинитив
- •Модальные глаголы и их эквиваленты
- •Can / could
- •To be able to
- •May / might
- •To be allowed to to be permitted to
- •To have (to)
- •Should, ought to, need
- •Согласование времен в главном и придаточном предложениях
- •Tapescripts airport
- •Asking directions
- •Interview
- •Travelling
- •Telephone
- •Contents
- •Literature
Tapescripts airport
Airplane Travel: From Plane Reservations to Sightseeing Destinations
If you're planning to travel overseas, the most common form of transportation is by airplane. Knowing the entire procedure from purchasing plane tickets to coping with in-flight emergencies can ensure that you have a pleasurable trip.
First all of, choosing an airline carrier might depend on a number of factors including the company's service record, price of the ticket, length of time to destination, and even in-flight service.
Now, once you've purchased your ticket, you still need to make the long journey through the airport. Once you arrive, you usually check your bags at the main ticket counter. Then, you have to pass through the security checkpoint, where you will have to walk through an X-ray machine, and they will check your carry-on bags for any prohibited items, including firearms, explosives, and knives. Of course, this is for everyone's safety. You might also be asked to open your bags to be manually checked.
Once you pass through this checkpoint, then you will go to the designated boarding area and gate to wait for your plane. Just wait there until they announce your flight.
Of course, once aboard the plane, no one ever wants to experience any emergencies, but the plane is equipped with emergency exits in case you have to leave the plane. There are also life jackets under the seats, and oxygen masks in case the plane's cabin unexpectedly loses pressure. Be sure to read the safety instruction card located in the pocket of the seat in front of you.
Airplane travel can be exciting, and knowing what to expect before you go can make this experience even better.
Train Station
I always take the train to work. At the station, I walk up to a ticket machine, select my destination by pressing a button on the machine, insert the correct change, and press another button to purchase a ticket. When the ticket comes out, I take it and go through the gate to the train platform. At some stations, there is a ticket window where I can buy a ticket and then pass through a wicket machine. While I'm waiting for the train, I sometimes buy a newspaper at a kiosk (newstand), and I might grab something to drink. Smoking is prohibited on the platform to protect everyone's health. When the train approaches, people start lining up behind the yellow line. If the train is very crowded, I sometimes wait for the next train. When the train arrives, I get on and find a seat. Often, the train is packed with passengers, so I just have to stand.
Asking directions
Where’s the movie theatre?
Listening exercises
1. Saturday
2. 12
3. 11
4. 12:00 AM
5. 10
Script
Steve: Hey, Ranae. Do you happen to know where the movie theater is downtown? The one near the hospital.
Ranae: Yeah. Why do you want to know?
Steve: Well, on Monday, I asked Jennifer out on a date for this coming Saturday night.
Ranae: Wow. You've really been seeing a lot of her lately. Sounds great. Okay, write down these directions so you don't get lost.
Steve: Okay, go ahead.
Ranae: First, drive down 1st street going west, cross the river, and keep going straight until Pine Street.
Steve: Until Pine Street, right?
Ranae: Right. Then turn left, and the movie theater is the second building on the right. It's next to the church.
Steve: Second building on the right. Got it. Now, can you recommend any nice restaurants?
Ranae: Yeah. The Pink Flamingo serves excellent Spanish food.
Steve: Well where's that?
Ranae: Well, starting from the movie theater, go south on Pine Street, cross 2nd Street, and drive to 3rd Street. You'll see a parking lot on the left side of the street. Okay so far?
Steve: A parking lot on the left. Okay. Then what?
Ranae: Okay, then turn left on 3rd Street and drive east. The Pink Flamingo is the building just before the river on the left side. I think it's open weekdays from 10:30 in the morning to 11:30 at night, but it stays open until midnight on the weekends.
Steve: Okay, I think I've driven by there before. Oh, last thing. Where can I buy some flowers? We're going out to celebrate Jennifer's birthday.
Ranae: Well the only florist I know is in front of the stadium on 2nd Street. Try that one.
Steve: Great. Thanks a lot.