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102 Topics for discussion. Conversational topics

ЛОНДОН — ЭКСКУРСИОННАЯ ПРОГРАММА ДЛЯ ГРУППЫ школьников

Продолжительность тура: 8 дней

Стоимость тура: $695 (для детей от 12 до 21 года) $665 (для детей от 8 до 12 лет)

В стоимость тура включены:

  • авиабилеты

  • встреча-проводы в аэропорту

  • проживание в семьях с полным пансионом

  • проездные карточки на все время поездки

  • медицинская страховка

  • входные билеты в музей мадам Тюссо, Вестминстерское Аббатство, Мор­ской музей в Гринвиче

1день — Встреча группы в аэропорту Хитроу этвик) представителем фир-

мы с транспортом. Размещение в семьях.

2день — Уик-энд в семье.

3день — Встреча группы в назначенном месте в 8.30. Поездка в Лондон на

4день — Встреча группы в 8.30. Поездка в Лондон: музей мадам Тюссо, Га-

лерея Тейт.

5день — Встреча группы в 8.30. Теплоходная прогулка от Вестминстера до

Гринвича. Посещение морского музея в Гринвиче.

6день — Встреча группы в 8.30. Поездка в Лондон на целый день: Нацио-

нальная Галерея, Трафальгарская площадь.

7день — Встреча группы в 8.30. Поездка в Лондон на целый день: Британ-

ский Музей, прогулка по Oxford Street.

8день — Доставка в аэропорт. Возвращение на родину.

20 Imagine that you are on a holiday in a foreign country. Choose a place and write a postcard to some friends at home.

21 Study the text.

Nowadays people who go on business mostly travel by air, as it is the fast- est means of travelling.

Here are some hints on air travel that may be helpful.

Программа поездки

целый день: Вестминстерское Аббатство, Парламент, Букингем- ский Дворец, конногвардейский парад, отдых в парке Св. Джейм­са (ланч).

Желаем приятного путешествия!

TRAVELLING BY AIR

HOLIDAYS. TRAVELLING BY AIR

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Passengers are requested to arrive at the airport two hours before depar­ture time on international flights and an hour before on domestic flights as there must be enough time to complete the necessary airport formalities.

Passengers must register their tickets, weigh in and register the luggage. Most airlines have at least two classes of travel, first class and economy class, which is cheaper. Each passenger of more than two years of age has free lug­gage allowance. Generally this limit is 20 kg for economy class passengers and 30 kg for first class passengers. Excess luggage must be paid for except for some articles that can be carried free of charge.

Each passenger is given a boarding pass to be shown at the departure gate and again to the stewardess when boarding the plane.

Watch the electric sign flashes when you are on board. When the “Fasten Seat Belts” sign goes on, do it promptly, and also obey the “No Smoking” signal.

Do not forget your personal effects when leaving the plane.

Landing formalities and customs regulations are more or less the same in all countries.

When these formalities have been completed the passenger goes to Cus­toms for an examination of his luggage.

As a rule personal belongings may be brought in duty free. If the traveller has nothing to declare he may just go through the“green” section of the Customs.

In some cases the Customs inspector may ask you to open your bags for inspection. It sometimes happens that a passenger’s luggage is carefully gone through to prevent smuggling.

22 Study the following text. Travelling by air

The rules for passengers who are going abroad are similar in most countries but sometimes there might be a slight difference in formalities.

If, for instance, you are supposed to begin with going through the Customs, you’d better fill in the Customs declaration before you talk to the Customs offi­cer. An experienced customs officer usually smells a smuggler, but he may ask any passenger routine questions, for instance, “Have you got anything to de­clare?” or “Any spirits, tobacco, presents?” The usual answers would be, “Yes, I’ve got some valuables, but I’ve put them all down in the declaration, or “I’ve got two blocks of cigarettes for my own use” or something of that kind.

Then you go to the check-in counter where your ticket is looked at, your things are weighed and labelled, a claim-check for each piece of luggage is in­serted in the ticket and you are given a boarding pass, which has a seat number on it. Of course, if your luggage weighs more than twenty kilos, you have to pay