10. Remember the following information. Then complete each sentence with the word travel, trip, or journey.
Travel, journey, or trip?
The general activity of moving from place to place is travel. E.g.: He came home after years of foreign travel.
If a person moves from place to place over a period of time we speak of travels. E.g.: Did you go to Rome during your travels?
A journey is the time spent and the distance covered in going from one particular place to another. E.g.: It was a long journey by train.
A trip is a short journey, especially for pleasure or for a particular purpose. E.g.: I think, I’ll take a trip to see him. He is going to have a business trip to Japan.
Thank you for visiting us, and have a safe ……….. home.
How was your ………. to London last weekend? Did you have a good time?
When we were in London, we went on a sightseeing ………..round the city.
I ………. a lot for my business deals.
How many business ………. do you make every year, on average?
How long does the ……… to Brighton take by train?
It was a very long ………., because there was a lot of traffic on the road.
11. Rewrite these sentences in the passive.
examples: No-one has made the bed. ------ The bed hasn`t been made.
No-one told me about the fight delay.-----------I wasn`t told about the flight delay.
a They put my luggage in the hold.
b No-one has cleaned the room today.
с Someone has already filled in the form.
d Someone booked the taxi last night.
e They cancelled my flight.
f They gave me a first class ticket.
12. Match the statements and questions with the responses.
C
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I have your name, please a A
single or a double?I'd like to book a room for Tuesday night. b When's the next flight?
I hope you catch the flight. с I'll send someone to look at it.
I've missed my connection. d Yes, of course.
Can I pay by credit card? e It's Ahmed Salem.
The TV in my room doesn't work f Can I see your passport, please
What kind of identification do you need? g Here, please.
Where do I need to sign? h Thanks. Wish me luck!
13.Complete the word map. Use the words in the box:
14. Practise the following dialogues:
Mr Maliarchuk is going to have a business trip to London. He is having a meeting with the business partner on 12 November. He is making his last arrangements.
Buying a ticket
Cashier: Good morning. What can I do for you?
VM: I want to fly to London. Are there any seats available on Wednesday, next week?
C-r: Are you flying alone, sir?
VM: Yes.
C-r: What class?
VM: Economy.
C-r: Just a moment, sir... I'm afraid this flight is full. But there are a few seats left for Friday.
VM: Fine.
C-r: What is your name, sir?
VM: Viktor Maliarchuk.
C-r: As a rule, we sell Ukrainian citizens return tickets. You can buy an open return.
VM: O.K. How much is it?
C-r: It's one thousand, one hundred and fifty-five hryvnias, including airport taxes.
VM: May I pay in cash?
C-r: Certainly, sir. Here you are. Flight PS501.
VM: What time is the flight due to depart?
C-r: It leaves at 8.55 a.m., but you must check in one hour prior to departure, sir.
VM: And what time does it arrive in London?
C-r: 10.30 local time. There's two-hour time difference, you know.
VM: Thank you very much.
At the Check-in Desk
Mr Maliarchuk has come to the airport. He is at the check-in desk now.
Clerk: Hello. Can I see your passport and ticket, please?
VM: Here you are.
Clerk: Thank you. Do you have just this one case?
VM: Yes.
Clerk: Do you have any hand luggage?
VM: Just this one bag.
Clerk: Would you like smoking or non-smoking?
VM: Non-smoking, please.
Clerk: Right. Here is your ticket and a boarding card.
VM: Thanks.
Clerk: Your flight will board at gate 14 in about an hour's time. Have a good trip.
VM: Thanks. Bye.