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Here it is.  \nCheck-in Clerk : Thankyou Mr. Robinson.  \nPassenger: I was wondering if I could have a smoking seat, please? Check-in Clerk: I´m afraid this is a non-smoking flight, Sir. Would you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat?  \nPassenger: Well, I´m not sure. You see, it´s the first time that I will be flying by airplane and I´m feeling a bit uneasy about it. What I really want is the safest seat.  \nCheck-in Clerk: Oh I see, well there´s really nothing to worry about. Let´s see, I can give you an aisle seat right next to one  \nof the exits. Then you´ll have more leg room, too. Passenger: Oh good! That sounds alright.  \nCheck-in Clerk: And could I see your passport, please?  \nPassenger: Oh yes, here it is…….  \nAt the Check-in Counter  \nWhat Do You Think?  \nExplain the following phrases:  \n1. uneasy  \n2. right next to  \n3. smoking seat  \n4. aisle seat  \n5. non-smoking flight  \nLet’s Practice:  \nPractice with a partner and take turns in asking the questions when you check-in at the airport.  \nWords to Ponder:  \naisle-a walkway between or along sections of seats in a theater, classroom or airplane.  \naisle seat-seat located in the aisle part. flight attendant-a person  \nwho attends and offers service in the duration of the flight.  \n\n| \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Spelling Check:\u003Cbr>Underline the word which has the correct spelling.\u003Cbr>1. vackation vacation vecation\u003Cbr>2. reservetion recervation reservation\u003Cbr>3. destination destenation destenation\u003Cbr>4. treveling traveleng traveling\u003Cbr>5. aerport airpot airrport |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n\nGoing Through Customs  \nCustoms officer : Would you mind putting your  \nbaggage on here, please  \nma’am? Where are you  \ntraveling from?  \nPage : From Marseille.  \nCustoms officer : Marseille. Are you resident in  \nFrance, or do you live in the  \nUnited States?  \nPage : I live in France.  \nCustoms officer : Can I see your passport,  \nplease?...  \nThank you. How long are you  \nstaying in the USA?  \nPage : For 5 days.  \nCustoms officer : And what's the purpose of  \nyour visit ma’am?  \nPage : I'm here on business.  \nCustoms officer : I see. Well then, you under  \nstand that you've come into the Green Channel, which means you have nothing to declare.  \nPage : Yes.  \nCustoms officer : Is this all your baggage?  \nPage : Yes, that's all.  \nCustoms officer : Is anybody else traveling with you, ma’am?  \nPage : No, I'm traveling alone.  \nCustoms officer : OK then. What type of goods have you got; cigarettes, cigars...?  \nPage : No, I don't smoke.  \nCustoms officer : Nothing else at all in the tobacco line?  \nPage : No.  \nCustoms officer : Any drinks at all? Spirits? Liquors? Wine?  \nPage : Just two bottles of red wine.  \nCustoms officer : Were those bottles purchased in the duty-free shop, or...?  \nPage : Yes, at Marseille airport.  \nCustoms officer : I see. Are you bringing any gifts for anybody in the States?  \nPage : Well, the wine is a present, but that's all.  \nCustoms officer : Any other valuable items-jewelry, laptop?  \nPage : No, just my personal things.  \nCustoms officer : OK. Thank you, ma’am. Would you let me have a look in  \nthere...Is the laptop going back to France with you?  \nPeter : Yes, of course. It's my working tool.  \nCustoms officer : Do you have a camera?  \nPage: No, I don't.  \nCustoms officer : That's fine. Thank you very much. Have a pleasant stay!  \nGoing Through Customs  \nWords to Ponder  \n1. baggage claim area-a place where you get your baggage.  \n2. boarding area-a place where you enter a plane.  \n3. boarding pass-a sheet of paper needed to board an airplane.  \n4. carry-on luggage-things that are being carried onto and stowedin the passenger compartment of an airplane.  \nCLEARING CUSTOMS: SCRAMBLED SENTENCES  \nWhen you arrive in a new country, you'll have to answer some questions. 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