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1. He said: “We could listen to some music”. 2. Why don’t you tell me what happened? 3. She talked to him yesterday. 4. Do you speakGerman? 5. I’d like to say goodbye to everybody. 6. I don’t know what you are talking about. 7. He is good at telling jokes. 8. She was reprimanded for talking in class. 9. He said goodbye and left. 10. Shetold usthe truth. 11. Children quickly learn to speak.
I. E. Insert say, talk, speak or tell: 1. I … you not to do it. 2. I’d like to … to you for a moment. 3. She likes … jokes. 4. Good morning, may I … to Mr Brown, please? 5. My mother … to my teacher yesterday. 6. He didn’t even … goodbye. 7. What are you … about?
| II. A. Practise the dialogue(EE № 51) (At the check-in desk) -Good morning. -Good morning. May I see your economy class limitation is 20 kg and first-class passengers are allowed 30 kg. - 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. Where should I go now? - First to passport control, over there on the left and then you will have to wait about forty minutes before getting on the plane. - Thank you. (At passport control) - Good morning. May I see your | ticket, please? And put your luggage here - Of course. - I’m afraid your bags are too heavy. They weigh more than twenty kilos. The passport, please? - Your passport is only valid till the 20th of August. - 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. (On the plane) - Welcome on board. Put your hand luggage, bags, umbrellas and coats under your seat or in the overhead locker. Please fasten your seat belts and put your seats in the upright position. The pilot has received permission for takeoff. We are going to take off in two minutes … … We are now flying at an altitude of five thousand metres. |
II. B. Reconstruct the following situation into a dialogue
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You are at the airport. The customs officer asks you if you have anything to declare. You answer in the negative saying that you have only personal belongings in your two suitcases. He doesn’t make you open your suitcases and allows you to go to the Passport Control. You thank him and walk to complete the airport formalities.
III. A. Translate the following international words: pullover [′pul,ouvə], NY = New York, Broadway [′brɔ:dwei], telex [′teleks], style [stail], visa [′vi:zə], volley-ball [′vɔlibɔ:l], conditioner [kən'diòənə],tobacco[tə¢bækou], ventilation [,venti′leiòən]
