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4. Fill in the blanks with the correct words and phrases from the word
bank.
Flight Information, Customs, On board, Check-in,
Passport Control, Lounge
At the airport you first go to … to check you flight. Passengers must register
their tickets, weigh and register their luggage at … desk. You don’t have to say
anything at … . … inspector may ask you to open your bags for inspection in case he
sees something prohibited on display. You can relax at … , visit duty-free shops and
toilet, have a cup of coffee in a snack bar. … you will be offered a snack or lunch.
5. a) Match the word with the place at the airport.
Flight Information Check-in Passport Control Customs Lounge
On board
Overhead locker, gate, duty-free shop, prohibit, time schedule, valid, hand
luggage, final call, arrival, weigh, item, snack bar, seat belts, boarding card,
departure, flight.
b) Define the status of flight. To what Russian word does it correspond?
Cancelled, taxied, delayed, departed, landed, estimated, approach.
Social English
6. Complete the spaces with a phrase from the box.
a good trip can we meet I’ll call I’ll meet you I’ll e-mail you I’m late
1 – Oh no, I’m going to be late for my train.
– Don’t worry. ________________ a taxi.
2 – _________________ at the airport.
– OK. Where ___________________?
– At the information desk, at 7 o’clock.
3 – Sorry _____________________
– No problem. We have time.
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4 – Have ____________________. And please write.
– _____________________ next week, I promise.
COMMUNICATION
At Immigration
7. Cover the dialogue and say how long Alice is going to stay in the U S.
8. a) Match the first part of these questions or sentences (1-8) with the
endings (a-h). What is the name of the job of the person who says them?
1. Can I see a. anything for anyone else?
2. How many b. is 15A.
3. Did you c. your ticket and passport, please?
4. Are you d. will start boarding at 10.30 at gate 24.
5. Are you carrying e. pack the bags yourself?
6. Would you like f. carrying any of these items in your hand luggage?
7. Your seat number g. bags are you checking in?
8. Your flight h. an aisle or a window seat?
b) 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 8a).
You hear
You say
- Good evening, ma’am.
- _____are you arriving from?
- ___the purpose of your visit?
-___long are you staying in the US?
-____ are you staying?
-____you know anybody here?
-____he family or a friend?
-____ you have his phone number?
-____ this your first visit to the US?
- Enjoy your stay in San Francisco.
- Good evening.
- From London.
- Business. I’m here for a
conference.
- A week.
- In San Francisco. At the Pacific
View Hotel.
- Yes, Mark Ryder.
- He’s a colleague – and a friend.
- Yes, his mobile is 405 655 7182.
- Yes, it is.
- Thank you.
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9. Read the dialogues and study the words and expressions. Then role play
the dialogues using the models.
a) (At the check-in desk)
− Good morning.
− Good morning. May I see your passport, please?
− Here you are.
− Please, put your luggage here.
− Of course.
− I'm afraid your bags are too heavy.
− How many kilograms can I take with me?
− Twenty kilos. Your bags weigh more than twenty kilos.
− What should I do then?
− You will have to pay excess baggage.
− All right. How much is it?
− £50.
− Here you are.
− Thank you. Now here is your boarding card. You will find your seat number
written here.
− Thank you. And where should I go now?
− First to passport control and then you will have to wait about forty minutes
before getting on the plane.
− Where is Passport Control?
− Over there, on the left.
− Thank you.
b) (At passport control)
− Good morning, may I see your passport, please?
− Here you are.
− Your passport is only valid till the 20th August and now it is 20th July.
− I know but I'll be back home before the 10th of August.
− After arrival you will have to get a new one. Here you are. Have a nice
flight!
− Thank you.
c) (At the customs)
− Sorry, madam. Is this your bag?
− It is. Any problems?
− I’d like you to open your bag to check some items.
− Do, please.
− What’s in these bottles?
− Shampoo that I bought here?
− Do you know that it’s not allowed to transport liquid in hand luggage?
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− Oh, sorry. Can I put it in my baggage?
− Yes, sure
READING
10. a) When was the last time you went to an airport (or station)? Were
you meeting someone or going somewhere?
b) Read the magazine article. Complete it with these questions.
A /
B /
C / 1
D /
E /
F /
G /
H /
I /
Do you know anybody here?
Are you going to stay for long?
Is this your first visit?
What are you planning to do?
When are you leaving?
Does he know you’re coming?
How are you going to get there?
How long are you going to stay?
Where are you staying in London?
c) Read the article again and write R (Rimma), J (Jonathan), M (Maki).
1 _______ is going to stay at a hotel.
2 _______ is going to stay at a friend’s house.
3 _______ is going to visit a family member.
4 _______ is going to the theatre tomorrow.
5 _______ is only going to be in the UK for four weeks.
6 _______ is going to work.
Airport Stories
Heathrow airport near London is the busiest international airport in the world.
Every day thousands of travelers arrive at Heathrow from many different countries.
Every one of them has a different story to tell. We spent an afternoon in the Arrivals
Hall at Heathrow last week talking to travelers arriving from abroad. We asked them:
Why are you here?
R
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LOOKING FOR A JOB
Rima, 23, from Vilnius in Lithuania.
Why are you here?
I’m going to look for a job. Maybe as an au pair*, looking after children. And I
want to improve my English too, so I can get a better job when I go back home. I
hope I can find some work quickly, because I don’t have much money.
1 Is this your first visit?
Yes, it is. I’m really looking forward to living here, but I’m a bit nervous too.
2 ___________________?
Six months or a year. It depends how things go.
3 ___________________?
Yes. I have a friend who’s working here in a restaurant. I’m going to stay with
her for a few weeks until I can find my own flat.
Well, good luck!
A FAMILY REUNION
Jonathan, 35, just arrived from Melbourne, Australia.
Why are you here?
I’m going to see my Dad in Wales. It’s his seventieth birthday tomorrow.
4 ______________________?
No. It’s going to be a big surprise for him. And it’s going to be very emotional
too. I moved to Australia in 1990, and the last time I saw my Dad was five years ago.
It’s too expensive to visit very often and my father can’t fly – he had a heart
operation last year.
5 _______________________?
By train. All the family are waiting at my parents’ house. We’re going to have
a big party there tomorrow night.
6 _______________________?
Yes, for a month. It’s too far to come for a short time – and I want to see all my
old friends here as well as my family.
ON THEIR HONEYMOON
Maki, 25 and Koji, 27, from Nagasaki, Japan.
Why are you here?
We’re on our honeymoon. We got married last Saturday.
Congratulations!
7 ________________________?
We’re staying at the Hyde Park hotel. We’re just here for a few days.
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8 ________________________
Everything is organized for us. Tomorrow we’re doing a tour of London on a
double-decker bus, and in the evening we’re seeing a show. Then on Tuesday we’re
going to Oxford and Cambridge and on Wednesday we’re flying to Edinburgh.
9 ________________________?
On Friday. We’re going to Paris next, and then to Rome…
Well, have a good time!
Grammar (Modal Verbs)
11. Say what you must, mustn’t, should or can do at the airport and on
board.
(Verb forms and connecting words)
12. a) Read the story from a magazine reader. Guess what happened in the
end. Then correct the six grammar mistakes with the verbs (wrong tense or
wrong form).
b) Complete the story with a connecting words or phrase.
after although because but (*2) in the end so (*2) when
• check your flight, number of Checking-in desk and Gate number
• arrive at the airport two hours before departure time
• weigh your baggage and hand luggage
• get a boarding card
• have baggage more than 20 kg
• pay for excess luggage
• take only some personal things on board
• have liquids in your hand luggage
• put jackets, rims, keys, wallets in boxes
• relax, visit duty-free shops
• obey the “No Smoking” signal
• have a snack or lunch on board.
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NIGHTMARE JOURNEY
We asked you to tell us about your nightmare journey. Jutta from Germany
wrote to us about hers…
A nightmare journey I remember was three years ago. 1________ I was going
to the airport with my friend. We were going to Mallorca on holiday and we had to be
at Dresden airport two hours before the flight.
We leaved home with plenty of time, 2_______ when we got to the motorway
there was a huge traffic jam! The traffic wasn’t moving at all. We didn’t knew what
to do. It was too late to go another way, 3_______ we just sat in the car getting more
and more stressed. 4________ ten minutes the traffic started moving slowly. We
decided to leave the motorway and try to found another way to the airport, 5______ I
wasn’t sure of the way and we got completely lost. We was sure we were going to
miss the flight. We finally arrived at the airport just thirty minutes before the plane
was going to leave. The woman at the check-in desk said we couldn’t to check in our
luggage 6_______ it was too late 7_____ we had to run with all our cases to the
departure gate.
8______ my friend felt over and hurt her leg, we managed to get to the gate in
time and 9_______ we caught out flight.
WRITING
13. Fill in a custom Declaration.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE
Customs Declaration FORM APPROVED
19 CFR 122.27, 148.12, 148.13, 148.110, 148.111, 1498; 31 CFR 5316 OMB
NO 1515-0041
Each arriving traveler or responsible family member must provide the
following information (only ONE written declaration per family is required):
1. Family Name:____________________________________________________
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First (Given):____________________________
Middle:_______________________
2. Birth date: Day______ Month________ Year__________________________
3. Number of Family members traveling with you_________________________
4. (a) U.S. Street Address (hotel name/destination)_________________________
(b) City _________________________(c) State __________________________
5. Passport issued by (country)________________________________________
6. Passport number__________________________________________________
7. Country of Residence _____________________________________________
8. Countries visited on this trip prior to U.S. arrival
9. Airline/Flight No. or Vessel Name _____________________________________
10. The primary purpose of this trip is business: Yes No
11. I am (We are) bringing
a) ruits, plants, food, insects: Yes No
b) meats, animals, animal/wildlife products: Yes No
c) disease agents, cell cultures, snails: Yes No
d) soil or have been on a farm/ranch/pasture: Yes No
12. I have (We have) been in close proximity of (such as touching or handling)
livestock: Yes No
13. I am (We are) carrying currency or monetary instruments over $10,000 U.S. or
foreign equivalent: Yes No
14. I have (We have) commercial merchandise:
(articles for sale) : Yes No
15. Residents — the total value of all goods, including commercial merchandise I/we
have purchased or acquired abroad, (including gifts for someone else, but not items
mailed to the U.S.) and am/are bringing to the U.S. is: $ ……..______
Visitors — the total value of all articles that will remain in the U.S., including
commercial merchandise is: $........____
(Signature)________________________ Date(day/month/year)_______________
For Official Use Only Customs Form 6059B (11/02)
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14. Can you answer these questions?
a) Where can you get the information about your flight?
b) How much should your baggage weigh?
c) What should you do at Customs Control?
d) Where can you find duty-free shops?
e) What rules should you follow on board?
15. Make notes under these headings. Use your notes to talk about the
rules how to behave at the airport. Use must, mustn’t, should or can.
• Check-in
• Passport Control
• Customs
• Lounge
• On Board
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HOTEL
Lead-in
At the hotel
When you are through with the customs you go to the hotel. The desk-clerk
will ask you to register. He will give you an arrival card which all guests are asked to
fill in. The receptionist enters your name and permanent address in the register.
When you are through with the formalities, you will get the key to your room.
The guests are reminded to leave their keys at the desk when going out.
You will find rooms with and without bath, single rooms, double rooms, triple
rooms, cheap dormitory beds. At the hotel you may get various services. You can
have your meals served in your room. All the hotels have a special laundry service
for their guests. In the lobby there are a lot of offices: a booking-office, post and
telegraph offices, an information desk. Besides there are a newsstand, a book-stall, a
kiosk selling pictures, post cards and souvenirs.
In the same building there are also restaurants, bars, cafeterias, beauty parlours,
gyms, indoor and outdoor swimming-pools.
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