Exercise 3 Render the contents of the dialogue in indirect speech with the use of the highlighted words.



Exercise 4 Give all possible answers to the given phrases:

1)– Can you help me figure out where I should go first to check in at this airport?

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2) – Is there someplace where I can find out what I can carry in my baggage?

–…………………………….

3) – Can my friend go inside with me?
–…………………………….

4) – Can my friends pick me up here when I return?
–…………………………….

Talking to a Flight Attendant

Exercise 1 Practice reading the following words and word combinations. Be sure in their pronunciation. Learn them by heart.

a flight attendant бортпроводник
in-flight instructions инструктаж в полёте
to clarify уточнить
a seat cushion подушка кресла
a flotation device плавсредство
a seat pocket карман сиденья
to hit turbulence unexpectedly неожиданно попасть в зону турбулентности

Exercise 2 Learn the following dialogues

1

A: Can I ask you some questions about the in-flight instructions?
B: I would be happy to help you clarify anything you need help with.
A: Could you help me find out where my nearest exit is?
B: There is a card in your seat pocket that shows you where your nearest exit is. Yours is two rows in front of you.
A: Where is my oxygen mask that you were talking about?
B: Your oxygen mask is above you, next to the reading light. It will drop down when you need it.
A: I am concerned about landing in the water.
B: The life jackets are under your seat. You can also use your seat cushion as a flotation device.
A: What is the most important thing we can do to stay safe?
B: The most important thing you can do is keep your seatbelt fastened when the captain asks you to.

2

A: I am kind of confused about the in-flight instructions and need to ask you a few questions.
B: It would be my pleasure to help you with any questions you might have.
A: Where is that card that shows my nearest exit?
B: That card is in the seat pocket right in front of you. Your nearest exit is directly behind you.
A: Is my oxygen mask up here?
B: Your oxygen mask will drop down if we lose cabin pressure.
A: Do we have any life jackets on this plane if we need them?
B: Your seat cushion can be used as a flotation device and your life jacket is under the seat cushion.
A: It seems really windy outside.
B: The wind won't be a problem. Always make sure that your seatbelt is fastened when you are requested to fasten it.

3

A: Would it be all right if I asked you a few questions about your in-flight instructions?
B: I would love to help clarify any questions you might have.
A: When you were talking about the nearest exit, what were you talking about?
B: There's a card in this seat pocket that shows you where your nearest exit is. Your nearest exit is right here.
A: What if I need an oxygen mask?
B: The oxygen mask is above you and will drop down if you need it.
A: Where are the life jackets?
B: You will find your life jacket under your seat if you need it. Also, you have a seat cushion that can be used as a flotation device.
A: If I want to be safe, what can I do?
B: Keep your seatbelt fastened at all times. If you fall asleep, keep it fastened loosely around you in case we hit turbulence unexpectedly.

 

Exercise 3 Render the contents of the dialogue in indirect speech with the use of the highlighted words.

Exercise 4 Give all possible answers to the given phrases:

1)– Can I ask you some questions about the in-flight instructions?

–............................................

2) – Could you help me find out where my nearest exit is?

–…………………………….

3) – What if I need an oxygen mask?
–…………………………….

4) – If I want to be safe, what can I do?
–…………………………….

 

Talking to a Seatmate

Exercise 1 Practice reading the following words and word combinations. Be sure in their pronunciation. Learn them by heart.

That rain is really coming down out there! Этот дождь льет как из ведра!
I get kind of nervous я  немного нервничаю
for a while некоторое время
to be scared of doing smth. бояться делать что-то.
a flock of birds стая птиц
beverage напиток
enough altitude достаточная высота
be headed for.. направляться к..
to take a nap вздремнуть; подремать

Exercise 2 Learn the following dialogues

1

A: That rain is really coming down out there!
B: Yes, it's kind of crazy weather outside.
A: I get kind of nervous flying in this kind of weather.
B: I don't think anyone feels all that comfortable flying in a storm.
A: Do you think it will be this bad the whole trip?
B: On the weather channel, this storm looked to be a big one. It will probably be with us for a while.
A: I worry about too much ice on the wings.
B: I have to believe that our pilot knows what he is doing and we'll be okay.
A: When do you think the pilot will turn off the Fasten Your Seatbelt sign?
B: He'll turn it off as soon as he knows that we are through the turbulence.
A: Do you think that we are going to crash?
B: Maybe. You just never know.

2

A: It sure is windy out there!
B: It definitely is not the perfect day to fly, is it?
A: I am scared of flying to begin with, but bad weather makes it a little worse.
B: Anyone who actually enjoys flying in bad weather is out of their mind.
A: Will the whole flight be this bad?
B: I think that it will probably let up once we get out of here. Let's cross our fingers!
A: What if we hit a flock of birds?
B: Plane crashes are very rare. We'll be fine.
A: Do you think that the pilot will ever turn off the Fasten Your Seatbelt sign?
B: The pilot needs to make sure that there is no more turbulence before he lets us get up.
A: Do you think that we are going to die?
B: Can I buy you an alcoholic beverage?

3

A: I can't believe how bad the weather is today!
B: Yes, according to the weather report, we will be flying through a pretty nasty storm.
A: I don't really like flying in this kind of weather.
B: It is normal to feel a little nervous about flying in bad weather.
A: How long do you think this will last?
B: Usually the pilot can get enough altitude to get above it. I hope that happens this time!
A: What if one of the engines stops working?
B: I trust that the airline wouldn't let us take off without feeling that all was okay.
A: How much longer do you think that the pilot will leave the Fasten Your Seatbelt sign on?
B: When we are past the turbulence, I am sure that the pilot will shut the light off.
A: Do you think we are headed foran air disaster?
B: Would you like a pillow and blanket so you can take a nap?


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