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FLIGHTS AIRPORT
IDIOMS
To look out: to be careful To get rid of: to dispose of
To do over: to do it again To come over: to visit
To be on sale: to be sold cheap. To come to and end: to finish
To be bound for: to be on the way To stand a chance: to have an opportunity
To be better off: to be happier / to be in a physical or To give away: to give as a present / to donate
emotional state. To take care: to look after
To put off: to postpone To put on: to dress / to apply / to produce
WORKSHOP 2 (Module 30) _____________________________
Taking a taxi to the Airport
Student: Hey taxi!! Good morning. I’ve been waiting forever,
thanks for pulling over.
Teacher: Where to?
Student: How much do you charge to take me to the airport?
Teacher: Oh, it will be 18 dollars, not including tip.
Student: That’s very expensive; couldn’t you lower it for me?
Teacher: No, it’s a standard fee, sir.
Student: Ok. How long does it take to get there?
Teacher: 20 to 30 minutes.
Student: I don’t have much time. Is it illegal to make a U-turn?
because that could save us time.
Teacher: It is not.
Student: So could we cruise through traffic and get there in less than 30 minutes?
Teacher: Yes, we could.
Student: Thanks, we got here really fast.
Teacher: You are welcome. It is 18 dollars
Student: Here you are, keep the change.
Teacher: Thank you very much, have a nice day.
How do I get to…? What’s the best way to…? Where is..?
Go straight on Turn back/Go back Turn left/right
Go along… Take the first/second road on the left/right Near
Next to Opposite At the end (of)
On/at the corner Between In front of
(Just) around the corner Behind
IDIOMS
How was your trip? Did you have a good flight? Let me introduce myself
I work for… You’re in good hands It’s a pleasure to have you here
I’ve been waiting to this moment Do I have any message? Sign up here
Is it available? I have a reservation Credit card and ID please
AT THE AIRPLANE
AT THE HOTEL
IDIOMS
10 minutes later
20 minutes later
Teacher: I see you have finished. Would you like me to bring the bill?
Student: Yes, I would like.
Teacher: How will you pay, credit card, cash or check?
Student: Credit card.
Teacher: Ok
Meat: rare (poco cocido) Medium (medio cocido) Well done(bien cocido)
Can I have the menu? Can you please bring the bill? Have you got a spare spoon?
To recommend. I want to book a table. No pets allowed.
Enjoy your meal. Under new management. I ordered a soup 12 minutes ago.
AT THE RESTAURANT
IDIOMS
To go off: to fail/to stop/to activate by itself To get fired: made to stop working by your boss definitely
To pass by: to go (walk,drive,etc) beside someone or To get kicked out: to be thrown out of a place
something How about: would be good…/suggestion
To be able to: to have the capability of doing something To get out of: to leave a place/to not do what you have to do
To look for: to search