□ Exercise $j>
Put the a. . b. . c. d, e„
sentences into the correct order ■ :-
You. go to the. departures lounge and 'wait for your flight to be announced',
You haveyour luggage weighed and x-rayed.
You show your passport arid alr-tieket.' '■;
Your baggage is tagged. ■
You arrive at the airport according to the minimum check-lh time noticed in your. flight Itinerary. '.
You may go to the shops to buy some gifts or have a cup of coffee in a snack bar. You go to your check-In counter.
You get your boarding card with the number of your seat, ,
The captain welcomes you on board, asks you to fasten your scatbclts and.the plane takes off.
You board the plane and find your seat. -
You have your hand baggage scanned and go through security check.
You go to the announced gate and show your boarding card to the flight attend, ant. ."
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a) desk
b) tag
c) ticket " ■ . j. <i) lounge e) card/pass O luggage/baggage
1. hand
2. departme
3. boarding
4. elieck-ln .
5. stand-by
. Answer the questions    ...'..-. .'; ■"■ ■' ■.
1. /What do you call the building where cheek-in counters aresituated? ;';.' /■.'..'
2. What Is a town terminal used for? ■'■■■.
3. If you send your luggage to the destination in advance, what is the baggage called?-
A.  You arc allowed to carry 20 kilos free of charge. What is this amount of baggage called?
5. What do you call the baggage you take with you into the cabin? ■■■■■■■■■
6. Where do you go if you cannot find your luggage after landing at the airport of destination?
® Listening comprehension^ Gatwick Express
; You will hear a conversation during which a client inquires about the possibility hour to gel to Gatwick airport. Decide if the statements are true or false. If thty are false,, explain why and correct them. . ...
.    l. The client can buy a ticket from Winchester to Gatwick Express terminal at :,. . Victoria station. .-. •> ■■.'••
2. The Gatwick Express goesevery 15 minutes 24 hoursa day. :   . .. v:
3. The passenger caii check-In his baggage, already at the Gctwick Express.tcrmhutl ~_ ■ .   at Victoria. '
4. Passengers can have a snack on the train hi a buffet car.
5. You can call.071-^281113 to get some more details about your journey,,, ;
Exercis^fT)
Here are some dictionary entries. Complete them, with the words in the box.
crossing cruise excursion journey trip tour, voyage ride
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...... a journey across waier "      : ■'   :"y'y,.
......a journey for pleasure during which various places of interest are; visited;; a:-  '■■,.
.  short visit around a city or a famous building, usually with a guide '■ . .
.....an organised trip for a group of people     '■■■".    '■.. :-
agouniey during which you visit a place and return; also used when you arc thinking about a wlioJe visit including your stay in ä plače and journeys there and back ■'■"'",.." ::. :..-'-'v
á holiday in which you travel on a ship and visit a number of different places - ,,
.....a journey on a horse, bicycle, or iri a car, bus, etc. ■;■'' ■..■'.;.. ;:
,.,..' an act of travelling from" one place to aiiother •'■■"' ,,; '.. _■ ■'
.....a long journey by sea or in space O
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