Ex.4. Add more questions and answers to your dialogue to make it bigger.

Ex.5. Find the proper word for the picture.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

a) a big hard suitcase;

b) a light cloth garment bag;

c) a bag;

d) a rucksack; a backpack.

2. Airports

Immigration and Customs.

Britain still has much stricter controls on people entering the UK than the most European countries. All visitors from non-EC countries must fill in a landing card and hand it in at passport control.

Ex.1. Complete the landing card.

LANDING CARD
1. SURNAME
2. FIRST NAME
3. JOB
4. AGE
5. ADDRESS
6. PHONE NUMBER
7. MARRIED

Ex.2. Read and act.

At the Customs.

Customs officer: Good- afternoon, Madam. Can I see your passport, please?

Traveller: Yes, of course. Here you are.

Customs officer: How long do you plan to stay in Britain?

Traveller: Two weeks.

Customs officer: What is the purpose of your visit?

Traveller: I’m a tourist. I’d like to go round your country to learn your traditions and see the sights of London.

Customs officer: I see. We have a lot of things to look at. Is that your suitcase?

Traveller: Yes, it is.

Customs officer: Could you put your suitcase on the table?

Traveller: Certainly, here is the key.

Customs officer: Can you open your suitcase for me?

Traveller: Sure.

Customs officer: Have got anything to declare?

Traveller: No, nothing special.

Customs officer: Let me see… That’s all right. Thank you very much, Madam. You can close your suitcase now. Good-bye.

Traveller: Good-bye.

Ex.3. Look at the web page. Find the information:

Ø The time difference between London and Mexico City.

Ø The time difference between Miami and Mexico City.

Ø The departure time of Flight AM006.

Ø The arrival time of the British Airways flight in Miami.

Ø The airline with a direct flight from London to Mexico.

Ø The airport code for Madrid.

Ø The airline between London and Paris.

Ex.4. Say these airport codes aloud:

MIA MEX LHR CDG ATL MAD SOU CWL JNB VCE YQB

Ex.5. Which airports are they? Guess and match them.

Southampton, Johannesburg, London-Heathrow, Mexico City, Miami, Venice, Madrid, Quebec, Paris- Charles de Gaulle, Cardiff-Wales, Atlanta.

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