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11. Складіть діалоги на основі наступних ситуацій:

1. Belov got instructions to go to London on business. He went to the booking-office to book a seat for a plane. He found out that the plane would take off at 11 a.m. and land in London at 2 p.m.

2. The secretary of the Trade Delegation phoned the Imperial Hotel and asked the receptionist if she could reserve accommodation for Mr. Belov. There was accommodation available at the hotel and the receptionist reserved a single room with a private bath in the name of Mr. Belov. She also let the secretary know that the charge for the room was fifty shillings a night.

3. Mr Belov arrived at the hotel. The receptionist could let him have a room on the 6th floor. Then he asked Mr Belov to write down his name, address, nationality and occupation. After that the receptionist gave Mr. Belov the key to his room and the porter showed him to his room.

4. Mr. Belov rang the bell for a chambermaid. The chambermaid asked him what she could do for him. Mr. Belov wanted to have his jacket and trousers pressed. She told him she could do it right away.

Mr. Belov wanted to have an extra pillow and the chambermaid said she would attend to it.

a pillow ['pilou] подушка

12. Виконайте наступні завдання:

1. You are in London. Telephone one of the London hotels and reserve accommodation for Mr. Somov, an engineer of Avtoexport. Mr Somov is coming to London on business and is going to stay there for 10 days.

2. You have an appointment with Mr. Green for tomorrow. But you haven't cleared up all the points with your people yet. Telephone Mr. Green and make an appointment with him for some other day.

UNIT 6

A BUSINESS APPOINTMENT

Techimport had done a lot of business with Goodman &Co. for the last few years. Before Mr. Jackson went to London, he and his experts had gone through the latest catalogues of the firm. They found that computers Model PC-30 could meet the requirements of their customers.

When Mr. Jackson arrived in London, he phoned the Ukrainian Trade Delegation and asked Mr. Zotov to make an appointment with Mr. Lipman of Goodman & Company.

Making an appointment

Mr. Zotov: Ukrainian Trade Delegation here. Good morning.

Secretary: Good morning.

Mr. Zotiv: I wonder if Mr. Lipman is a available.

Secretary: Yes, he is. Hold on, please. I'll put you through.

Mr. Lipman: Lipman is speaking.

Mr. Zotov: Good morning, Mr. Lipman. Zotov speaking. I'm glad I've got you on the phone’s hope you are well.

Mr. Lipman: Yes, thank you. And how are you getting on?

Zotov: Quite all right, thank you. The fact is Mr. Jackson, President of Techimport has come to London today. He'd like to talk you.

Lipman: I'll be glad to see. Mr. Jackson. We haven't met since my last visit to Kiiv. I wonder if he will be able to come and see me this afternoon.

Zotov: I'm afraid this time won't be quite convenient to him. Could you give an alternative date, please?

Lipman: Yes, certainly. Tomorrow morning then.

Zotov: Very good. I'll pass it on to Mr. Jackson. Good-bye.

Lipman: Good-bye.