Imagine that you are buying a ticket from London to Kyiv. Complete the dialogue with a travel agent Be ready to perform the dialogue.

Business Trip

Arranging a trip	Airport	Hotel	Free Time
a) to reserve a room b) departure lounge c) duty-free shop d) baggage claim e) satellite TV f) check-in desk	g) personal computer (PC) h) to confirm a reservation i) to take off j) customs k) foreign newspapers 1) to land	m) swimming pool n) translation service o) electronic safe p) supermarket q) fitness room r) bath

Means of traveling. Use these phrases to complete the sentences below.

by bullet train by coach on a jumbo jet on a car ferry

by luxury liner by car ferry on a double-decker bus by bus

by Concorde on a bullet train on an air-conditioned bus on a luxury liner

1. a) The fastest way of getting from Kyoto to Tokyo is by bullet train.

b) I've been on an express train, but I've never been……………….

2. a) The most comfortable way of traveling is…………………

b) I'd love to spend a holiday……………….

3. a) Concorde is very fast, but you are more comfortable…………

b) You could take a jumbo jet, but it's quicker……………….

4. a) You can get about sixty passengers……………………..

b) For short journeys it's convenient to travel………………..

5. a) We drove to the airport……………….

b) We were taken to the airport………………..

6. a) If you are taking the family, it's cheaper to go………………….

b) You can relax and take it easy……………………….

Read and translate the conversation. Memorize the indented expressions. Use them in your own sentences. Act the dialogue out.

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 fall. 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.

Imagine that you are buying a ticket from London to Kyiv. Complete the dialogue with a travel agent Be ready to perform the dialogue.

Travel agent (ТА): Good afternoon. Can I help you?

You: (Привітайтесь. Запитайте, чи можна купити 1 квиток економічного класу до Києва на вівторок 7 жовтня).

ТА: Let те see... I'm very sorry, sir. There are no seats left for Kyiv on Tuesday.

You: (Запитайте, чи залишились ще квитки на той самий рейс на середу).

ТА: Just a minute, sir... Yes. There are some seats left for Wednesday.

You: (Скажіть, що середа вас влаштовує. Запитайте про ціну квитка).

ТА. It's 198 pounds, sir, including airport taxes... Here you are.

You: (Запитайте про номер рейсу, час відбуття і прибуття в Київ. Подякуйте.)

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