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Урок 1

3.1

B Can I help you?

A Yes. I’d like a ticket for train No.617 to Manchester.

B Sorry, we are all booked up for today.

A So, which train would get me to Manchester by 06.00?

B Let me see… Yes, it’s train No.270.

A What time does it reach Manchester?

B It’s due in at 4.55.

A OK. That suits me.

3.2

A How much are three first class singles to York, please.

B Well, the fare is £ 159.

A And how much is a seat reservation?

B Seat reservations are free.

A Which train do I get to York?

B There’s an express at 2.55 and that arrives in York at 5 sharp.

A Oh, OK. What platform does the train leave from?

B It departs from platform7.

A Thank you very much.

3.3

A What time is the first train to Budapest, please?

B There’s a train at 11.45, but that’s a local train so it stops at every station.

A What time does it get in?

B It gets there at 17.00.

A Is there a fast train?

B Yes, it arrives at 15.15.

B Oh, I think that’s better.

4.1

A Which train would get me to Cambridge by 14.30?

B If you catch the11.25, you’ll be in Cambridge at 13.30

A Need I change the trains?

B No, it’s a through train.

A What platform does the train leave from?

B It departs from platform 1.

4.2

A A return to Bristol please.

B Sorry, we are all booked up for today. There areno through trains.

A So, what can you offer then?

B There is the 9.45, but you change at Lewes.

A That’s OK. When do we get there?

B You should be there at 13.55, but you may be a bit late.

A Thank you.

4.3

A How much is a ticket to Liverpool?

B Single or return?

A Single, please.

B The fare in first class is £ 56.

A And how much is a seat reservation?

B Seat reservations are free.

A So, what time is the first train this morning, please?

B It’s at7.52

6.1

B Good afternoon. Can I help you?

A When is the first train to Linkoln this evening?

B At 9.25 from platform 4.

A What time does it reach Linkoln?

B The train arrives at 12.00 sharp according to the time table.

A Is there a dining car on the train?

B I’m sorry, but there are no dining cars in local trains. Hurry up. The train leaves on 25 minutes.

6.2

A A ticket to Stockholm, please.

B Single or return?

A Single, please.

B The fare is $32.

A Do I have to change?

B No, it’s a through train.

A When do we get there?

B It gets in at 6.35

6.3

A I’m sorry. Where is the booking-office?

B Straight, in the main terminal.

A And is there a luggage-office over here?

B Yes, on the ground floor. It’s the first turning on your left.

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1. e, 2.b, 3.g, 4.a, 5.h, 6.c, 7.f, 8.d

8.1

10.

1. open, 2. takes off, 3. does…leave, 4.do..get, 5.arrives, 6.is

11.

1. Mister Green, your lecture about new methods of human resources management starts in three hours. 2. The English language course for corporate clients finishes in December. 3. When does the train to Quebec arrive? 4. The excursion around the Moscow city centre starts at 11.00.

5. Your flight departs from terminal 1 Gate 5.

14.1

A Excuse me, do the buses stop here?

B Yes, all the downtown buses stop here.

A How often do the buses run?

B They run according to the schedule that you can see over there.

A I want to go Planetarium. Can I take any bus that stops here?

B You can take any of them except the 3 … A bus is coming. It’s number 17. You can take it.

A Thank you very much. Good-bye.

14.2

B Excuse me. Could you tell me how to get to Black’s Restaurant?

A Black’s Restaurant? Yes. Turn left here. Go past the Transport Museum and it’s there just

on the corner of Willy’s Hotel.

B Is it far from here?

A Oh, no. It’s about 15 minutes walk from here.

B Thank you.

14.3

A Excuse me, but I’m trying to find the chemist’s. Is it the right way there?

B I’m afraid, you’ve taken the wrong turning.

A Could you tell me the way there?

B You take the second turning on the right after the traffic lights.

A Is it far?

B No, it’s about five minutes’ walk. You can’t miss it.

A Thanks very much.

B Not at all.

15.1

A Excuse me. Can you tell me where the Angel Hotel is, please? I’m afraid, I got lost.

B Let me see…It’s next to the Odeon. The 61 runs there.

A Thank you.

B Though… It’s a rush hour and I advise you to talk.

A Will it take me long to get there?

B Oh, no. It’s about a 20 minutes walk from here.

15.2

A Excuse me, but I’m trying to find the Internet café.

B The Internet café?...Yes, there is one at the shopping centre.

A Where is it?

B First right, second left. Go past the hospital and you will see it.

A Is there any bus going there?

B It’s no distance at all.

15.3

A Sorry, can you help me?

B Yes, please.

A You see, I’m new in town. I’m trying to find Oxford Street.

B Oh, it’s far from here.

A Should I take a bus?

B Yes, all the downtown buses go there. Do you want exactly anything there?

A No, I’d like to do the shopping.

B It’s a good idea.

16.1

A Sorry. Could you tell me how to get to Central Stadium?

B It’s in Hobart Street., opposite the car park.

A Hobart Street? I’m afraid, I don’t know where it is. I’m new in town.

B It’s no distance at all. Go straight ahead for one block. At the traffic lights turn right. It’s

right down Hobart Street.

A I’ll manage then. Thank you.

B Not at all.

16.2

B Can I help you?

A Yes. You know, I’m trying to find The Art Cinema.

B It’s a long way to go on foot. Take the 43.

A And where is the stop for the 43?

B It’s about five minutes walk from here, on the corner of the supermarket. You can’t miss it.

A Thanks for your help.

B It’s a pleasure.

16.3

A Sorry, Could you tell me where the nearest underground station is?

B Take the third on the right and go straight.

A Thank you.

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A Excuse me, madam. This is my first journey in the London Underground. Could you tell

me how I can get to Trafalgar Square?

B You need a train going to Kennington. And you go to Charring Cross.

A Must I change trains?

B No, it’s a direct train.

17.

1. b, 2.a, 3.c, 4.c, 5.b, 6.c, 7.a, 8.b, 9.a, 10c

19.

1. Diana must be a qualified manager.

2. The Magnetics may sign the contract with the Carro.

3. Alvin’s train must have left on time.

4. Galina may(might) want some help.

5. She can’t be in the city mow.

6. They may(might) not have supplied all the batches.

7. Rupert may be on holiday now.

20.

1. He can’t have said it. That’s not actually within his area. 2. Glen may know the address of our supplier’s email. 3. She might not have come yet. I’m waiting her call. 4. According the report the turnover will increase by 17% next year. 5. He must have taken the underground. It’s the fastest way to get to the downtown. 6. They couldn’t have signed the agreement. There are still a lot of issues which are not settled.

23.

A I hear Mary works for a big multinational in Stockholm.

B Looks like that. She has got a degree in Business Administration.

A Do you know that Paloma refused to relocate to Montreal.

B Highly probable. She is going to get married and stay in Ottawa.

A The probation period in Rodger Blake and Co. is 5 months.

B That’s very unlikely. Susan had worked for 2 months before she started to work full-

time.

24.

A This model has sales potential.

B Yes. Very possible. The R& D department has been working over it for two years.

A Does this train run to Holborn?

B That’s very unlikely. Trains don’t stop there at weekends.

A Tracy says that Magda speaks fluent French.

B I’m not sure she does. She hasn’t finished her language courses.

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