John: Excuse me! Are you Norman Baker?
Norman: Yes, that's right. I am Norman Baker from GL Electronics.
John: How do you do, Mr Baker? I am John Wiley from Lincoln Freight Services.
Norman: Nice to meet you. And please, call me Norman.
John: O.K. And you call me John.
Norman: Thanks!
John: I want you to meet Diana Eustace from our Sales department. Diana, this is Norman, Norman Baker.
Norman: How do you do, Miss Eustace. Pleased to meet you, and may I call you by your first name?
Diana: Do, please.
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1. Do you speak English?
2. Where are you from?
3. Is this your first visit to New-York / Paris?
4. How long are you going for?
5.4. :
1. What may happen if a traveller fails to go through the customs properly?
- He wont be allowed to travel by air.
2. What's the next stage of going through the customs after passport control?
- luggage examination.
3. What articles are to be declared?
- money, antiques, etc.
4. What is duty-free?
5. What do you do if you have nothing to declare?
- If the traveller has nothing to declare he may just go through the "green" section of the Customs.
6. When is one through with the customs formalities?
- The inspector will put a stamp on each piece of luggage or chalk it off
7. Is the passenger's vaccination certificate always checked? Why?
- The passenger's vaccination certificate isnt always checked.
8. Some passengers' luggage may be gone through carefully. Is it a regular occurrence? Why is it done?
- Yes, its a regular occurrence. It sometimes happens that a passenger's luggage is carefully gone through in order to prevent smuggling.
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1. VISITOR: __________
LOCAL RESIDENT: OH, YOU CAN GET A BUS... ANY BUS WILL TAKE YOU THERE.
1) Excuse me... How can I get to Central Station, please?
2) Central Station.
3) I'm looking for Central Station.
4) Where is Central Station?
2. PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN LONDON IS IN EUROPE.
1) expensivest 2) more expensive
3) the most expensive 4) expensive
3. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO SPAIN?
1) a 2) the
3) an 4) -
4. HE SPEAK 3 FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
1) can 2) must
3) should 4) ought
5. WHAT TIME..... IT NOW?
1) am 2) is
3) are 4) be
6. I DONT MIND WAITING . HE IS FRREE.
1) if 2) until
3) whether 4) for
7. THIS IS THE REASON I NEVER CALL HER.
1) why 2) when
3) which 4) where
8. HAVE YOU YET TODAY? (TO EAT)
1) eat 2) ate
3) eated 4) eaten
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1. How long before the departure time is it advisable to arrive at the airport? Why?
2. What airport formalities is the passenger requested to complete before he/she boards the plane?
3. What do you do if you have excess luggage?
4. What does a passenger have to do on board the plane?
5. What are the usual landing formalities and customs regulations after disembarking?
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1..YOU LIKE AUTOMN?
1) do 2) does 3) has 4) are
2. SHE EVER BEEN TO LONDON?
1) do 2) does 3) has 4) are
3. YOU GOT A PENCIL?
1) are 2) do 3) have 4) has
4. YOU LIKE TRAVELLING?
1) do 2) does 3) has 4) are
5. IS THE WEATHER LIKE TODAY?
1) which 2) where 3) what 4) when
6. DO YOU FLY?
1) which 2) where 3) what 4) when
7. YOU HAVE EXCESS LUGGAGE?
1) do 2) does 3) has 4) are
8. CLASS IS IT?
1) which 2) where 3) what 4) when
9. YOU HERE ON BUSINESS?
1) do 2) does 3) has 4) are
10. DOES THE TICKET COST?
1) what 2) how much 3) how many 4) when
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What a Language!
"What a language English is!" a Frenchman exclaimed in despair. "I once called on an English friend and the maid who came to the door said, 'He's not up yet. Come back in half an hour.' "
"When I came again, she was setting the table for breakfast and said, 'He's not down yet.'"
"I asked: 'If he's not up and he's not down, where is he?'" "She said, 'He's still in bed. When I say 'He's not up', I mean he has not yet got up; when I say, 'He's not down', I mean he has not yet come downstairs!' "
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