AT THE AIRPORT

LEARNING NEW VOCABULARY

IMMIGRATION

To move to a new country

CUSTOMS

Government department which charges tax on goods coming into the country

CUSTOM

Traditional practices passed from one generation to another.

ARRIVAL

The act of arriving, or coming; the act of reaching a place from a distance.

DEPARTURE

Leaving, going away.

COLLEAGUE

A fellow member of a profession, staff, academic faculty or other organization.

PHRASE

Idiom, saying; expression; group of words that functions as a single unit.

RHYTHM

Reference to the regular or harmonious recurrence of lines, shapes, forms or colours, incorporating the concept of repetition as a device to organize forms and spaces in architecture.

Mark is American, from California, Allie is British.

They work for MTC, a music company.

They met when Mark came to London.

They went out for coffee, shopping, and dinner.

Yes, very well.

He is at the airport in San Francisco waiting for Allie to arrive.

AT IMMIGRATION

Good evening, …………………

…ma’am.

……………are you arriving from?Where

………. the purpose of your visit?

What is

…… long are you staying in the US?

How

……… you staying?

Where are

……. you know anybody here?

Do

……he family or a friend?

Is

………you have his phone number?

Do

……….this your first visit to the US?

Is

USEFUL PHRASES

You look ……………..!great

How was the f…………………?light

You must be really t……….ired

I am so p……………you came!

leased

It is great to see you a………………gain

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