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    The document provides sample dialogues for tourists going through customs/immigration in different countries. It gives potential responses to common questions asked by border guards and immigration officers. Another section provides airport-related questions and answers dealing with topics like flight information, baggage policies, and airport facilities. The dialogues are intended to help English language learners practice realistic immigration and travel conversations.

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    The document provides sample dialogues for tourists going through customs/immigration in different countries. It gives potential responses to common questions asked by border guards and immigration officers. Another section provides airport-related questions and answers dealing with topics like flight information, baggage policies, and airport facilities. The dialogues are intended to help English language learners practice realistic immigration and travel conversations.

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    The document provides sample dialogues for tourists going through customs/immigration in different countries. It gives potential responses to common questions asked by border guards and immigration officers. Another section provides airport-related questions and answers dealing with topics like flight information, baggage policies, and airport facilities. The dialogues are intended to help English language learners practice realistic immigration and travel conversations.

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    ENGLISH FOR TOURISTS

    topic: CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION 1 (Dialogue)

    Choose the correct, most natural-sounding responses according to the context of the
    conversation:

    BORDER GUARD: Welcome to the United States. Where do you live?

    YOU: ______________.
    Germany
    I'm German
    I was born in Germany

    BORDER GUARD: And what's the purpose of your visit to the United States.

    YOU: I'm going to _______________ my brother. He lives in Boston.


    look at
    visit
    view

    BORDER GUARD: How long do you plan to stay in Boston?

    YOU: _______________ two weeks.


    Also
    Along
    About

    BORDER GUARD: And what do you do back home?

    YOU: _______________? I don't understand...


    Where
    Pardon me
    Too fast

    BORDER GUARD: Your job... what do you do?

    YOU: Oh, I'm a high-school _______________. I teach Physics and Chemistry.


    teacher
    student
    learner
    ENGLISH FOR TOURISM
    topic: CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION - Questions and answers 1

    Choose the correct QUESTION for the ANSWER that's given. What did the customs
    officer/immigration officer ask to get this answer?

    1) ANSWER: About two weeks.


    QUESTION:
    How long do you plan to stay in Australia?
    Where will you be staying in Australia?
    Have you ever been here before?

    2) ANSWER: Yes, I was here for about two weeks last year.
    QUESTION:
    How long do you plan to stay in Canada?
    Where will you be staying in Canada?
    Have you ever been here before?

    3) ANSWER: I'm here on vacation.


    QUESTION:
    What's the purpose of your visit?
    How long will you be staying in the United States?
    Do you plan to work here?

    4) ANSWER: Sure.
    QUESTION:
    How many bags do you have?
    Could you open this bag for me?
    What's the purpose of your trip?

    5) ANSWER: No, I'm travelling with my wife and two daughters.


    QUESTION:
    Are you travelling alone?
    Could you open this suitcase for me??
    What's the purpose of your visit?

    6) ANSWER: Yes, my brother lives here.


    QUESTION:
    Are you travelling alone?
    Do you have any family here in the United States?
    How long does the tour last?
    7) ANSWER: No, nothing.
    QUESTION:
    Do you have anything to declare?
    Do you need an interpreter?
    Are these your bags?

    8) ANSWER: I'm here on business.


    QUESTION:
    Do you need an interpreter?
    What's the purpose of your visit?
    Are you importing any fruits or vegetables?

    9) ANSWER: No, I'm not.


    QUESTION:
    Could I see your passport?
    Do you have anything to declare?
    Are you importing any fruits or vegetables?

    10) ANSWER: I'm a web designer.


    QUESTION:
    What's your line of work?
    Did you fill out the customs form?
    What's the purpose of your visit?

    ENGLISH FOR TOURISM


    ENGLISH AT THE AIRPORT | Questions and answers
    Choose the correct QUESTION for the ANSWER that's given. What did the person ask to get this
    answer?

    1) ANSWER: No, you'll have to transfer either in Chicago or Kansas City.


    QUESTION:
    Are there any direct flights to Dallas?
    How much is a ticket to Dallas?
    How long does the flight to Dallas take?

    2) ANSWER: It's right there, next to that restaurant.


    QUESTION:
    How early should I check in?
    How much do I have to pay for the extra bag?
    Where's the lost-and-found office?

    3) ANSWER: I'm sorry, this bathroom is being cleaned.


    QUESTION:
    Can I go into the bathroom?
    Where can I get a coffee around here?
    Where's the ticket office?

    4) ANSWER:$75.
    QUESTION:
    Where's the lost-and-found office?
    How much do I have to pay for the extra bag?
    How long is the delay?

    5) ANSWER: 2 hours.
    QUESTION:
    How long is the delay?
    Has the flight been cancelled?
    What time is it?

    6) ANSWER: At 2:00 PM.


    QUESTION:
    How long is the delay?
    When does the flight to Bangkok leave?
    What time is it?

    7) ANSWER: No, this is the arrivals area.


    QUESTION:
    Is this the departures area?
    Is this the arrivals area?
    Is this the lost-and-found office?

    8) ANSWER: It's $10 per 24 hours.


    QUESTION:
    Where are the lockers?
    How much does a locker cost?
    Where are the luggage carousels?

    9) ANSWER: It was. The gate has been changed to 44D.


    QUESTION:
    Can I buy a ticket here?
    How long is the delay?
    Is this the gate for flight 234 to Madrid?

    10) ANSWER: You can bring one small bag on the plane with you.
    QUESTION:
    How much carry-on luggage am I allowed?
    How many bags can I check?
    Where can I pay for the extra bag?

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