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Getting Information at the Airport / Conversation
| Getting
Information at the AirPort / Conversations |
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| Conversation A | ||
| S1. | At what time does the next plane to London leave? | |
| S2. | The next one is flight 12 at eleven fifty-five. | |
| S1. | What’s the next one after that? | |
| S2. | Flight 21 at one oh-five. | |
| Conversation B | ||
| S1. | How often is there a flight to Paris? | |
| S2. | We have flights to Paris every hour. | |
| S1. | Are they nonstop flights? | |
| S2. | Yes. Direct to Paris. | |
| Conversation C | ||
| S1. | Could I make a reservation for flight 10 to Tokyo? | |
| S2. | I’m sorry, but everything is taken. | |
| S1. | How about the next ffight—tomorrow at two o’clock? | |
| S2. | Yes. I can give you a reservation on that. | |
| Conversation D | ||
| S1. | I’d like to check in for the flight to New York. | |
| S2. | Fine. Do you have your ticket and passport? | |
| S1. | Yes. Here’s my ticket, and I’ll get out my passport. | |
| S2. | Would you please put your baggage on the scales? | |
| Conversation E | ||
| S1. | How long is the flight from New York to Washington? | |
| S2. | Well, supposedly an hour, but it’s sometimes longer. | |
| S1. | How often are there flights to Washington from New York? | |
| S2. | There’s one every hour. | |
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