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8. At the reception

C3 Student Card

Task 2 (2–3 minutes)

You need to get from London to Oxford. You need to be there at 2 pm tomorrow. You mustn’t be late.

Ask the receptionist in your hotel about

- if you can get to Oxford by train

- the timetable

- the travelling time

You begin the conversation. The teacher will play the part of the receptionist.

Remember to:

- be active and polite

- ask the questions and find out all the information you need

- decide on the train you will take

Read and learn the dialogue

P.-Hello.

T.-Hello. How can I help you?

P.-Could you tell me how I can get to Oxford by train?

T.- Of course, there is a railway station not far from here. I think you can get there by train.

P.- I see. Do you happen to know when the classes usually start? I only have time on weekdays in the afternoon.

T.- It depends. As soon as you know your level I’ll be able to tell you the exact time.

P.- Well, and how much should I pay for the course? The fact is that my parents can pay only ₤30 per week.

T. – Oh, I don’t think it will cost you more.

P. –It’s great. When shall I start?

T.- Ok, you can write the entrance exam tomorrow at 9 in the morning and to know the results in the afternoon. So you’ll be able to start the day after tomorrow.

P.- Thank you very much. Good bye.

T.- Good bye.

9. At a language school.

C3 Student Card

Task 2 (2–3 minutes)

You’ve come to a language school. You would like to take an English course. Your parents can pay ₤30 per week. You have time to study on weekdays in the afternoon.

Before making a decision ask the course administrator about

- the timetable and the starting day

- the price

- the entrance exam (if you have to take it or not)

You begin the conversation. The teacher will play the part of the course

administrator.

Remember to:

- be active and polite

- ask the questions and find out all the information you need

- decide on the course you will take

Read and learn the dialogue

P.-Excuse me, I’d like to take an English course at your school.

T.-Oh, we have quite a lot of different courses here. You can choose the time and level.

P.- Does it mean that I’ll have to take the entrance exam?

T.- Yes, I think you’ll have to write a test to make it easy to find out what level you are.

P.- I see. Do you happen to know when the classes usually start? I only have time on weekdays in the afternoon.

T.- It depends. As soon as you know your level I’ll be able to tell you the exact time.

P.- Well, and how much should I pay for the course? The fact is that my parents can pay only ₤30 per week.

T. – Oh, I don’t think it will cost you more.

P. –It’s great. When shall I start?

T.- Ok, you can write the entrance exam tomorrow at 9 in the morning and to know the results in the afternoon. So you’ll be able to start the day after tomorrow.

P.- Thank you very much. Good bye.

T.- Good bye.