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"Hey, Jack! How are you getting ___ ?" - Fine, thanks.

- Must we hurry? - No, you ___ , we have so much time.

9 o’clock is the ___: everybody is going to work.

90% of schools in Britain are now ___.

A GP is usually very busy; patients sit in the ___ for hours expecting their turn.

A GP treats patients ___.

A PCP is interested in a patient’s complaint as well as in his or her ___.

A ___ councilor gives students advice on what courses to choose.

A ___ is a contract between you and your insurance company.

A ___ is a fixed amount of money you have to pay before the insurance company begins to pay you medical bills.

A ___ is a minimal amount of money you have to pay for a particular service.

A ___ is a school providing pupils accommodation during the term time.

A ___ is a teacher who is a head of the year group.

A ___ state is a state with a working system of social security.

A judge in tennis is called ___.

A large percentage of the NHS money is spent on ___.

A lecture who produces good research papers can be promoted to the degree of ___.

A man was rushed to hospital last night with a bullet ___ in the chest.

A premium is a monthly ___ you pay to an insurance company.

A primary-care physician in America is like a GP in Britain ___.

A referee has to be ___.

A visit to this doctor is not free. You ___ pay.

According to the rules of the library you ___ keep the books for a fortnight.

Admission procedure includes the following steps

After 1965, local education authorities started to ___ to comprehensive education.

After GCSE, you can either leave school, or ___ into the sixth form.

After a visit to the doctor, you have to ___ insurance forms at the doctor’s office.

After ninety minutes of play the score was 0-0; and it remained the same after thirty minutes of ___.

After two years of following the basic programme students choose a ___ subject in which they specialize in the next two years.

All people have equal ___ to common comforts.

American children go to an elementary school at the age of

American children pass on to high schools at the age of

American football is good for television, because ___.

American private universities are financed by well-off ___.

An academic chief of a university is called a ___.

An amount of money paid each year to an insurance company is called a ___.

Any person ___ wants to become a public library member can do it for free, without paying any fees.

Are you sure it is your ___? Mine is green too.

Arsenal centre forward beat the ___, then there was a very good pass and the first goal was scored.

As I was driving along the road, a policemen stopped me and asked to show my ___.

Ascot is an example of ___.

At half-time, Spain ___ Switzerland 2-1.

At the check-in desk, the airline representative gives you a ___.

At the passport control an official ___ your passport.

At the security check, you put your luggage on the ___.

BA42 to Madrid ___ at gate 13. Passengers for BA42 please proceed to gate 13.

BA42 to Madrid! That’s our ___!

BA42, has call, ___ 13.

Because of high tuition fees 70% of students at Harvard receive financial ___ in the form of loans or grants.

Before the flight, the air stewardess shows passengers ___ equipment.

Boys in secondary schools play ___.

British students go to university a long way from home because

British students pay for their food, rent, books and transport ___.

British teachers are worried by the low level of ___ in mathematics among school leavers.

British teachers organize ___ to local industry which are linked to project work for different subjects.

Bus no 23 doesn’t go to the city center, ___?

Can ___ help me? I'm totally lost.

Cancer is a very serious ___.

Carol went to Birmingham yesterday, she ___ this afternoon.

Cheerleaders are ___.

Children bring their own packed lunch because the school food is ___.

Christine stood at the roadside with her thumb ___.

Compulsory courses in American schools are chosen

Compulsory secondary education means that all children up to a certain age must ___ schools.

David Stark from Liverpool lost the ball: he ___ it too long instead of passing it.

Do you own this lovely house or do you ___ it?

Doctor Huges is very busy now, he ___ see you at 5 tomorrow.

Does it ___ to have an injection?

Don’t eat too much. You ___ have a stomach-ache.

Don’t worry, Piccadilly circus is ___ a way yet.

Double-deckers fare is not ___, it depends on the distance your travel.

Drive back to the ___ and turn left.

Drivers have to stop at ___ crossings.

During breaks, pupils can buy crisps, sweets and drinks from an school ___.

During the ___ lessons, visitors from different fields of business and industry talk about their jobs.

During the first week, freshers walk round the ___ with a worried look on their faces.

During the take off, you have to ___ your mobile phones.

During the take-off, you have to put your seat in an ___ position.

Each American university ___ its own admission standards.

Each division of the football league ___.

Each patient is registered with one GP in a group practice, so, when your doctor is busy ___.

Each university course has a quota of new students which cannot be ___.

Earlier, to go to a grammar school, a pupil had to ___ the ‘Eleven Plus’ examination.

Education in Britain is ___ from the age of 5 to 16.

Education in Britain is not free: students have to pay a ___.

English, Maths and Science are ___ subjects in the National Curriculum.

Eton maintains two waiting lists: ___.

Every day we ___ to work by an early morning train.

Everybody is running marathons. Why don’t you want to ___?

Finally, their luck ___.

First schools in England were financed ___.

First-class coaches know exactly ___.

Football began ___.

For ___ to university, you need an application form, where you enter the courses for which you are applying.

For boxing, you need ___.

For tennis, you need a ___.

For those who prefer to get fit at home ___.

GCSE ___ pupils on the work they do in the 4th and 5th forms of secondary school.

GPs work in group practices to share ___.

Girls in secondary schools play ___.

Go ___ on to the end, and you will see a church.

Golf courses are popular meeting places of ___.

Grammar school pupils were expected ___.

Harry had too much whisky at the party yesterday. He ___ have a terrible hangover today.

Harvard university’s library ___ to 100,000 periodicals.

He is fond of ___ speeches in public.

He said he ___ in Brighton.

He sailed from Southampton down ___ English Channel.

He used ___ a holiday three times a year.

He used ___ in a bank.

Her ___ is very good: everybody knows her as an honest woman.

Here are 10 pounds, you can ___ the change.

Here comes the ___. Have you got tickets?

Here is your sandwich. Do you want anything ___?

Horse-racing provides a lot of opportunities for gambling: people make ___.

How ___ clothes are you going to take with you?

How ___ you want to sit: facing the engine or with your back to it?

How can we ___ our projects more attractive?

Hunting is a popular pastime among the members of ___.

I ___ this wonderful film when I was 16.

I always liked her ___ of humour.

I am a vegetarian, I ___ only vegetables.

I am busy tonight, I have to take my Mom to the station, she ___ by the 19.30 train.

I am sorry I am late. There were many cars on the road, I got in a ___.

I can ___ sing.

I can never stop her ___ pop music programmes on the radio.

I don't know if ___ is coming to lunch today.

I don't take ___ with my coffee, I prefer it black.

I haven't taken enough water with me. Next time I'm going to take ___ .

I know you are in very hard ___; how can I help you?

I left a bag in the left-luggage lockers, I have to ___ it.

I like playing the piano, but I am not a professional, just ___.

I think I'll have ice-cream for dessert. I haven't had it ___ .

I think we can ___it, there aren’t many cars on the road at this time of day.

I usually ___ some magazines for the journey at the bookstalls.

I want a chocolate. Where is the ___?

I want a few newspapers. Let’s call at the ___ on the way.

I won't go to the park if it ___ .

I won't say "no" to ... snack.

I would like some grapes for dessert. Will you buy ___ ?

I'm afraid we got lost. We'll have to turn ___ .

I'm looking forward ___ you again.

I've been sailing ___ , I've got a lot of experience.

I've never heard ___ fantastic story!

If a doctor has a surgery in Harley Street in London, that means ___.

If a pupil doesn’t wear the right colours, the school may give him or her a ___.

If a service is not covered by your health plan, ___.

If he ___ this painting he'll have no money problems.

If the government doesn’t take ___ against hooligans, violence will be all around.

If two teams have the same score at the end of the game, it is ___.

If you are going to the chemist take the doctor’s prescription. You ___ forget the name of the medicine.

If you are looking ___ the right place to settle, consider this town.

If you don’t ___ up, we will be late.

If you go to a doctor with an insurance policy, ___.

If you lose one or two games in a knock-out competition, ___.

If you travel in the USA, try to get an insurance plan that ___ you everywhere.

If you want some tea, sit to table and help ___ .

If you want to be a professional sportsman, you have to train under a first-class ___.

If you want to go back tomorrow afternoon, you need a ___ .

If you want to know the times of trains, you can go to the ___.

If your bags weigh more than 20 kilos, you have to pay extra for the ___.

In Britain, if you are under 16, ___.

In Britain, it is called the chemist; in the United States, it is a ___.

In Britain, schoolgirls have to wear an uniform and ___ shoes - no high heels!

In British public libraries, ___ books can be borrowed at a time.

In Further Education colleges, pupils study for ___ diplomas.

In Victorian era, fair play was ___.

In a ___ library, you can find encyclopedias, atlases and dictionaries that cannot be taken away.

In a ___, children are prepared for the start of compulsory education.

In baseball, the “pitcher” throws the ball, and ___.

In basketball, you can ___ the ball.

In cricket, you can ___ the ball.

In football, you can ___ the ball.

In modern British teaching system, there is more ___ on comprehension that on acquisition of knowledge.

In most schools pupils spend the breaktime and the lunch hour in the school ___.

In rugby, you can’t ___.

In some areas of Britain, schools still ___ children at the age of 11.

In team games, ___ is very important for the victory.

In the USA, everybody has to get medical ___.

In the World Cup Final of 1994, Brazil beat Italy 3-2 in a ___ shoot-out.

In the last year of study the students take their ___- examinations, after which they are awarded their degree.

Independent private schools are not free, they are ___.

Insurance policies are sometimes complicated and ___.

Is Russia going to ___ in the next Winter Olympics?

Is there ___ time left?

Is there a restaurant car? I ___ for a cup of coffee.

Is this the car ___ you won in the lottery?

It costs ___ to become a public library member in Britain.

It is a PCP who ___.

It is important to read your policy carefully and ___.

It is now fashionable to wear ___ like tracksuits or training shoes at a disco.

It was a quarter-final for the FA Cup. So, the stadium was full, and the ___ were really excited.

It was cold for a couple of days, but now it is ___ warmer.

It's ___ wonderful news, thank you.

It's so hot today, I'd like to have ... swim.

It’s 12 o’clock, and your train leaves at 14.20.There is no ___ hurry.

It’s 12 o’clock, the roads are free, there won’t be any ___.

It’s Jim’s plane ticket, he ___ to London tonight.

It’s a five minutes walk to the station. Turn left at the ___.

It’s a lovely day, ___?

It’s against the ___ in basketball to kick the ball.

It’s not our stop, ___?

It’s raining again. It’s terrible, I ___ rain.

Ivy League colleges is the name given to a group of highly ___ universities in New England.

I’ll be back in ten minutes ___.

Jake broke his leg a month ago, but now he ___ walk.

Jim is loosing weight and he looks sick. He ___ have some serious disease.

Join us! We are sure to have ___ lovely time.

Keeping fit includes ___.

LH567 to Berlin is now ___ at gate 13.

Lecturers are ___ on the basis of their first-degree examinations and post-graduate work.

Lessons in elementary school ___ half an hour or thirty minutes.

Let’s ___ for the best.

Look! The plane ___!

Many American universities add vocational courses to traditional academic disciplines because ___.

Many grammar schools didn’t join the comprehensive experiment and ___.

Many people ___ books from public libraries.

Many people want to go by taxi, we have to ___ .

Many public libraries experience the shortage of librarians, so the ___ for librarians is very high.

Many public libraries have a ___ room where people can work or read periodicals.

Many pupils go to further education colleges after school ___.

Many trains ___ every day from London Paddington station.

Mary spends a lot of money on expensive ___: Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Valentino.

Master, Warden, Provost, Rector, Principal, President or Dean - these are

Most of grammar schools were ___: they were either for boys or for girls.

Most of secondary schools in England are ___ - that is, they accept children from various ethnic and religious backgrounds.

Most public libraries have a reference library ___ you can work with reference books.

My car broke down. I can’t ___ it.

My friend brought me two ___ books by A. Christie.

My friends live in Rome, ___ is the capital of Italy.

My grandfather was rushed to hospital with a heart ___ yesterday.

My muscles are aching, and the temperature is high. I must have ___.

Now, formal teaching and factual learning are considered ___ methods.

On the plane, you can put your hand luggage in an ___ locker.

On the train, I always sit facing the ___.

One of the most serious problems of British education system is ___.

Open University students don’t attend lectures, they ___.

Our club is going to ___ the Football league this year.

Our services are ___ , you needn't pay.

Oxford

Oxford students are taught by

Parents are often sad that their children go to universities far away from home, but they usually ___ of the move.

Particular services not covered by the insurance company are called ___.

Passengers going by BA415 please, ___ to gate 5.

Passengers often ___ for the tickets by credit cards.

Pensioners didn't have to pay so much for their houses, ___ they?

Platform 4 is over the ___.

Players wear special clothes for American football ___.

Public libraries in Britain are administered by

Pupils in comprehensive school are often put into ___ for mathematics or language.

Robert is asking the waiter ___ a coffee.

Royal Ascot is ___.

Rugby and football ___.

SK33 to Kopenhagen is ___ 30 minutes.

Salisbury Cathedral is a fine example of early Medieval ___ .

Secondary schools accept children from different home ___- ethnic, religious, areal.

Shall I throw ___ coffee away?

She ate too much for dinner and now she has stomach ___.

She had a very serious cut. The doctor couldn’t stop ___ for an hour.

She is ___ woman in the world.

She saved money and she wants to put ___ in the bank.

She studied English ___ .

Since 1865, higher education in America has been ___ to all, that is, everybody has access to higher education.

Some of the colleges in Oxford and Cambridge are very wealthy because

Some people like summer best, some like spring or autumn, ___ prefer winter.

Some pupils retake GCSE to get better ___.

Sport has been an important part of a child’s education in Britain ___.

Sport in the USA is ___.

Sport is Britain’s ___ to the world.

Sportsmen who use drugs ___ competitions.

Students are given their degree at a special ___ ceremony.

Students don’t usually have a job during term-time because

Students of FE colleges are often given a ___ to attend courses.

Students often ___ a house with two or three other students.

Subjects and teachers are divided into ___. They are responsible for teaching a range of subjects.

Subjects which some students choose to study while others may not are called ___.

Suddenly I felt a terrible ___ in my heart.

Suddenly, a Rover ___ in the front of our car.

Take your credit card just in case you ___ of cash.

Taking exercise has many ___.

Teachers in the USA

Teachers need to attend special courses to help them work well with badly ___ pupils.

Team games encourage such social qualities as ___.

Tertiary Colleges are ___.

The 8.30 train to London Victoria ___ at platform 6.

The American attitude to the Olympics now is ___.

The Boat race between Oxford and Cambridge universities is ___.

The British pupils educated in private sector ___.

The Capitular Library of St.Paul’s cathedral was refunded after the Great Fire by ___.

The Derby is ___.

The English Cup Final is an example of ___.

The Five Nations Championship is ___.

The Grand National ___.

The Henley Royal Regatta ___.

The REACH program sets learning ___ for each term.

The Training Credit Scheme was introduced ___.

The ___ of medical profession is very high all over the world.

The ___ says the weather will be fine through the weekend.

The aim of the REACH programme was ___.

The all-England Championship in tennis is better known as ___.

The ancient Olympic Games were organised by ___.

The ancient Olympics included ___.

The bank is ___ of you, behind the church.

The best football teams are ___ to the higher division of the Football league.

The books from a public library can be kept for ___.

The boys watched the pigeons ___ to the sky, one by one.

The businessmen arrived ___ the airport at 8.30.

The cabin crew says we ___ at an attitude of 10,000 meters.

The car was ___ damaged in the accident.

The chief attraction of horse racing for many people is ___.

The coat ___ 20 pounds on sale last week.

The cost of living has ___ again.

The difference between a college and a university is that ___.

The doctor gave me a ___ for some pills.

The driver ___ hard, but he couldn’t prevent the accident.

The entire health system is free, you only have to pay ___.

The filling I had yesterday was terribly ___.

The first library school outside the US and Canada was founded

The first of the modern series of the Olympics took place ___.

The first school for training librarians was established

The five Olympic circles ___ the five continents.

The flight from the teaching profession in Britain was due to ___.

The fundamental principle of the NHS is ___.

The game was ___ by a sudden rain.

The general principle of the American school system is that

The guard is ___ her flag.

The headquarters of the Olympic Committee are ___.

The hotel is in Queen street. ___ the first turn on the right.

The independent schools are a controversial matter because ___.

The journey took a long time but we arrived ___ .

The largest British libraries have a total stock of about 115 million ___.

The largest public general library in London is

The marathon craze - it is ___.

The marathon is ___ very difficult: you have to run 42 kilometers.

The members of public libraries are served by ___ staff.

The most popular sports games in America are ___.

The museum is ___ there, down the street.

The next train ___ to arrive at platform 6 is the 6.06 to Manchester.

The painting is ___ a million pounds.

The plane ___ towards the runway, accelerates and takes off.

The plane is taking off, please, ___ your seatbelts.

The playing area for volleyball is called ___.

The policies and coverage ___.

The school helps pupils to organize suitable placements with the local businesses for the pupils’ work ___.

The score Brazil - France 3-2 means that ___.

The ship sank somewhere near ___ Bermudas.

The station is down the street. You’ll see a sign, you can’t ___.

The strength of the system is in ___.

The style of the British nursing profession ___.

The system is based upon ___.

The system of ‘comprehensives’ caused much ___: not all local authorities agreed to replace grammar and secondary schools with comprehensives.

The tourists had to pay some extra money, ___ they?

The train to London Paddington ___ at Swindon and Reading.

The training of teachers is a serious problem in America because

The trains are crowded at this time of the day, so I booked ___ for you and me.

The university ___ consists of professors, students’ and lecturers’ representatives and local notables.

The weather is fine. Will it ___ like this through the weekend?

The weather is lovely. So ___ and warm!

The weather is rainy and cloudy. No ___ of change.

The ‘National Curriculum’ placed greater emphasis on ___.

There are a lot of alligators in ___ Nile.

There are millions of people in England who ___.

There are no direct trains to Oxford, so I always ___ at Didcot.

There are normally three school ___ in Britain.

There are two main types of American universities: ___.

There are two main types of buses: double-deckers and ___.

There is a ___ on motorways in Great Britain.

There is a great ___ in interest in getting slim and fit now.

There is a very high ___ of nursing staff in Moscow hospitals.

There is no direct train to Bradford, you will have to ___.

There is no federal department of education in America because

There was a serious accident yesterday, two cars ___ in the middle of the main road.

They arrived ___ exactly 12.30.

They like swimming. So ___ .

This bus is going to Trafalgar Square, ___?

This concert was organised to help ___ money for charity.

This dictionary is ___ , I can't afford it.

This is such ___ tasty yogurt!

This is the right bus for Bedford Street, ___?

This is the train timetable, where you can check arrival or ___ time of your train.

This morning I went to the station to ___ my Dad.

This seat is booked, ___?

This train gets in at 15.30, ___?

This winter, the ___ of the Olympic Games was Salt Lake City.

Those who failed the ‘Eleven Plus’ went to ___ schools.

Through the Training Credit Scheme, young people can get ___ work experience.

Tickets for most famous sporting events are expensive, ___.

To be admitted to a university, a student needs

To get into college, an American student needs several ___ which are given for the completion of each course.

To get to university, American students need

To receive a doctoral degree, you have to complete a PhD ___.

Tom lost his ___ when he was travelling in Scotland.

Tsssh! there is an ___ on the radio!

Undergraduates go to lectures, but most of the work is done in ___- lessons in group of ten or more students.

Universities describe their courses in ___ for those wanting to enter the university.

University of the Third Age is for ___.

Violent behaviour by football fans ___.

We ___ to passengers for the late arrival of the 18.30 train.

We didn't enjoy the show and ___ .

We first of all went to ___ Louvre.

We have a wide choice of cars for ___ prices.

We have to ___ the car. Is there a garage near here?

We made a short trip to ___ Netherlands.

We mustn't climb the mountain, ___ we?

We'll have to move ___ not to get into a traffic jam.

Well, girls, who is going to ... the table for tea?

What ___ shame you could not join us!

What ___ the weather like as you were leaving?

What ___ wonderful weather it is today!

What ___ you like to drink: coke, apple juice, water?

What a ___ day! The sun is shining so bright!

What football club do you ___: Liverpool or Arsenal?

What time does the 11.45 train ___?

What time does the train arrive? Let’s go and ___ .

What was ___ moment in your life?

What will happen when the train ___ ?

What's on at ___ "Olympus"?

What's that music you are ___ ?

When Americans say “Let’s go see a ball game”, they mean ___.

When a pupil commits a serious ___, he or she is sent to the headmaster.

When in London we couldn't help visiting ___ National Gallery.

When people refer to cricket as the national game, ___.

When the ambulance arrived, John was lying on the ground, still ___.

When the score is 6-6, a set in tennis is decided on a ___.

Where ___ you going? To the buffet car?

Where are the next Summer Olympics going to ___?

Where is Peter? - He ___ a snack in the café.

Where's ___ conductor?

With an insurance policy, ___.

Women wear ___ for swimming.

You ___ stop drinking. Tomorrow you’ll have a hangover.

You are OK, ___?

You are waiting for the 13.45 to London, ___?

You aren’t hungry, ___?

You aren’t watching TV, ___?

You can smoke here, I don’t ___.

You don’t mind if I smoke, ___?

You have a lot of luggage, why don’t you get yourself a ___?

You have got the tickets, ___?

You have high blood pressure. You ___ pay more attention to your diet.

You have to read your policy carefully and completely ___.

You have to wear a helmet for ice-hockey ___.

You haven’t got much luggage, ___?

You look tired. You really ___ take a week off.

You need two or three A-levels to ___ a university.

You pay the premiums, and the insurance company ___.

You play badminton on a ___.

You sit all day long in front of the computer. You ___ take more exercise.

Young people who have jobs and want to follow further education courses ___.

Your health ___ might cover two visits to a dentist in a year.

Your jeans ___ torn, is it fashionable?

___ I get you something to eat?

___ I have your passport, please?

___ I help you, madam?

___ activities (such as playing in a school base-ball team or a school theater) are very important in America.

___ activities of public libraries include play readings, lectures, film shows and cooperation in adult education.

___ are the causes of heart disease and strokes.

___ in Britain is a more serious social problem than AIDS or drug abuse.

___ in my group likes our guide.

___ it take long to get to Victoria Station?

___ make sporting events some of the most enjoyable occasions of the year.

___ many tasty things in my fridge.

___ not a single light in the house.

___ of the hotels in the city have a swimming-pool?

___ serves passengers with food and drinks.

___ snow on the top of the mountain peak.

___ so many kinds of chocolate in our shops now.

___ still collect passenger fares in most towns.

___ subjects include History, Geography, Art, Music and one modern language.

___ the trains crowded at this time of the day?

___ were invented in Britain.

___ you coming back by the 16.50 express train?

___ you fasten your seatbelts, please?

___ you like to buy insurance?

___ you mind if I smoke here?

___ you put your luggage on the scales, sir?

___ your flight good?

___, so you have to wear protective clothes.

___you give me a lift?

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. And what about you? 2. Then I will seat with my back to it. 3. How do you want to seat: facing the engine or with your back to it? 4. I don’t mind either way.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Are they properly labelled? 2. I want these bags to go into the luggage van of the 14.10 train. 3. Very good, hurry up, the train is on platform 5. 4. There is a stick-label on one bag and a tie-label on the other.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Black, please. How much is that? 2. Here you are. Anything else? Anything to drink? 3. Black or white? 4. Can I have a salad and a cheese sandwich? 5. Yes, a cup of coffee, please.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Can I see your license and registration, madam? 2. Oh, thank you! I’ll never speed again! 3. Here you are, I am really very sorry, but we have to get to the airport as soon as possible. We… 4. I see… Well, it’s not really an excuse. You deserve a fine for speeding. But … this time I’ll let it go.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Come on, we are just in time for the train. 2. Oh, no, not until 12.30. 3. Oh, no, it doesn’t go for another 30 minutes. 4. I thought it went at 12.10.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Is this yours? 2. Yes, it is. Thank you very much. 3. Excuse me, I think that’s my suitcase. 4. I’m sorry. My suitcase is red, too.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Morning, afternoon? When do you want to go? 2. Let’s have a look. There is a train at 15.45. 3. Could you tell me the times of trains to Birmingham, please? 4. About 4 o’clock this afternoon.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. No, it’s just three stops down the line. 2. Central line. Go straight down the escalator and follow the signs to Ealing Broadway. 3. Is it far from here? 4. Which line do I take for Lancaster Gate, please?

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Now go through there. Are you wearing any metal? 2. OK. 3. Please take them out and step through here again. Now it’s fine. 4. Will you put your hand luggage on the belt, sir? 5. Metal? Yes, I have got keys in my pocket.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. OK, I’ll meet you on the platform in ten minutes time. 2. Have you got the tickets? 3. And I will reclaim my luggage while you get the tickets. 4. No, I am going to the booking office.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Return, please. 2. I want to come back tomorrow, so a period return. 3. Single or return? 4. Hello, I’d like a ticket to Hertford. 5. Day return or period return?

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Take bus 24 at the bus station. 2. Excuse me, could you tell me the way to Baker Street? 3. No, just five minutes, that’s all. Turn right at the traffic lights. 4. Is the bus station far?

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Thanks a lot. 2. Yes, this is the right bus for Trafalgar Square. 3. Excuse me, does this bus go to Trafalgar Square? 4. Can you tell me where to get off? 5. Oh, yes. It’s quite a way yet, but I will tell you in good time.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Yes, I am. And you are Mr Wallace, aren’t you? 2. Yes, I am. Welcome to England, Mrs Suvorova. Was your flight good? 3. Never mind, you are safely here now. Come on, the car is outside. 4. Good morning, madam, are you Mrs Suvorova from Moscow? 5. Yes, it was, but I do not like flying.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Yes, a non-smoker, second class. Here is our compartment. 2. Is this our car? 3. Have you got tickets? 4. Yes, the trains are usually crowded in the morning, so I booked seats for you and me.

Установите правильную последовательность диалога. 1. Yes, but the forecast says it’ll get warmer towards the weekend. 2. What was the weather like in London as you were leaving? 3. It’s awful, isn’t it? 4. Very cloudy, and it was raining all the time. 5. Let’s hope for the best.

‘A fresher’s fair’ is

‘Hunting’ for the British means ___.

‘Oxbridge’ is ___.

‘Test Matches’ is ___.

’11 plus’ was extensively criticized because ___.