A) Study the following new words and phrases yourself. Consult a dictionary. Ask the teacher to help if you have any problems with understanding. | Phrases
| New Words
| | Can I help you?
| Flight
| | Do you have any seats?
| Airport
| | Check-in time
| Direct
| | Direct flight
| Check-in
| | Let me check
| Check
| | Be in time
| Economy
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| Business
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| Airlines
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Use the words below to fill in the blank spaces in the dialogue.
J take J need J flight J see J time J help J have
J airport J direct J check J seats J leave
| Agent:
| Cathay Pacific Airways. Can I __________ you?
| | Ani:
| Yes. I __________ a __________ from Tokyo to New York on Friday. Do you have any __________?
| | Agent:
| Let me __________. Yes. I __________ one on the 5: 30 flight.
| | Ani:
| Five thirty! What’s the check-in __________?
| | Agent:
| One hour economy. Thirty minutes business class. Will you __________ that?
| | Ani:
| No. I won’t get to the __________ in time. When will the next flight __________?
| | Agent:
| There won’t be another __________ flight on Friday. There will be one on Saturday at the same time.
| | Ani:
| Fine. I’ll __________ that.
| | Agent:
| Just let me __________. Oh, I’m sorry, that flight’s full.
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b)Match the following travel related activities to the places.
| A
| B
| | buy tickets
| 1) information desk
| | get the train schedule
| 2) at the pay phone
| | make a phone call
| 3) airport
| | check my luggage
| 4) newsstand
| | eat something
| 5) baggage check
| | wait for the train
| 6) train station
| | buy a newspaper
| 7) snack bar
| | catch the train
| 8) waiting area
| | catch the plane
| 9) ticket office
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A) Choose the right answer.
| 1.
| To go on holiday especially because you need a rest is to __________.
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| a) get over
| b) go off
| c) get away
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| To show your ticket and get your seat at the airport is to __________.
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| a) check out
| b) check off
| c) check in
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| When the plane leaves the ground it __________.
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| a) takes off
| b) takes over
| c) takes in
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| The time a train, bus or plane arrives is when it __________.
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| a) gets away
| b) gets in
| c) gets over
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| To visit somewhere for a short time when you are going somewhere is to __________.
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| a) stop off
| b) stop away
| c) stop on
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B) Use an appropriate phrasal verb instead of the underlined words.
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| Our train arrived late in the evening, so we didn’t manage to get to our favourite shop.
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| It’s better to arrive to the airport early, show your ticket and get a good seat on your flight.
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| “The president of the company never manages to go on holiday during the summer”.
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| Our plane leaves at 11 o’clock and arrives in Venice at 1.30.
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| We made a stop at Edinburgh to see the castle.
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A) Match idiomatic expressions(1-6) with their definitions(a-f).
| 1.
| to travel light
| a)
| to take a trip somewhere
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| to sail close to the wind
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| someone who gives unwanted advice and annoys you
| | 3.
| to hit the road
| c)
| to travel with very little luggage
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| to have itchy feet
| d)
| to be in the same unpleasant situation
| | 5.
| a backseat driver
| e)
| to have a strong desire to leave a place and to travel
| | 6.
| to be in the same boat
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| to take risks to do something
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B) Underline the correct word and explain the phrase.
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| Aunt Mary drives us all crazy with her instructions; she’s an incurable backseat / road driver.
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| We had to travel over / light an old bridge over the Mississippi to get to my sister’s house.
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| If somebody hit me, I’d hit the road / back.
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| Tom: I’m broke. Can you lend me twenty dollars? Bill: Sorry. I’m in the same page / boat.
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| You were sailing a bit against / close to the wind there when you made those remarks about his wife.
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| In spring, when everything is in bloom I have itchy eyes / feet.
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