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Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Introduction:
Victor Andreev is a young Russian businessman who is going to take a few courses in Business Management in
New York. He has an appointment at the American Embassy to receive his visa.
Part 1. Dialogue.
Hello, my name is Victor Andreev. I have a 2 p.m. appointment to receive my visa.
Would you mind waiting in the reception area? I’ll be with you shortly.
Well, I’d like to know if I need to fill out any forms.
I’ll tell you everything in a moment. You can read some magazines or watch TV while you’re waiting.
A few minutes later.
Mr. Andreev, I’m ready to help you now. Here’s your file. Let me check if we have all the required papers.
I have all my documents with me. Here’s my birth certificate, passport and marriage certificate. Oh, boy, my
student ID card is missing! How could I forget to bring it with me!
Take it easy. Make a copy of you student ID card and mail it to us as soon as possible.
Excuse me, I’d like to know if I’ll get my visa today.
It’s quite possible. Let me go through your file again. Everything seems to be OK. Oh, your signature is missing at
the bottom of this form. Could you please sign right here? Well, we’ve done now. I hope you enjoy your trip to the
United States. It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Andreev.
It’s nice to meet you, too. Thanks for your help.
Part 2. Text.
Victor Andreev is a young Russian [……………………].
He is planning to [……………………………………] to New York.
Victors wants to take [………………………….] courses in Business […………………………………….] at AAB.
Today Mr. Andreev has a 2p.m. […………………………..] to receive his visa at the American Embassy.
The reception room of the Embassy is [………………………..].
Some people are reading newspapers or magazines, [……………………….]others are watching TV.
Victor is waiting for [………………..] to see the secretary.
He’d like to know if he has to [………………………………..] any forms.
A few minutes late, the secretary […………………………….] through his file.
Unfortunately his student ID card is [………………………..].
Fortunately the secretary thinks that it’s not […………………….].
Victor will make a copy of his student ID and [………………….] it to the Embassy.
Finally, he [………………….] some forms and [………………..] the Embassy.
[………………….] your trip to New York.
Introduction:
Victor Andreev is a young Russian businessman who is going to take a few courses in Business Management in
New York. He has an appointment at the American Embassy to receive his visa.
Part 1. Dialogue.
Hello, my name is Victor Andreev. I have a 2 p.m. appointment to receive my visa.
Would you mind waiting in the reception area? I’ll be with you shortly.
Well, I’d like to know if I need to fill out any forms.
I’ll tell you everything in a moment. You can read some magazines or watch TV while you’re waiting.
A few minutes later.
Mr. Andreev, I’m ready to help you now. Here’s your file. Let me check if we have all the required papers.
I have all my documents with me. Here’s my birth certificate, passport and marriage certificate. Oh, boy, my
student ID card is missing! How could I forget to bring it with me!
Take it easy. Make a copy of you student ID card and mail it to us as soon as possible.
Excuse me, I’d like to know if I’ll get my visa today.
It’s quite possible. Let me go through your file again. Everything seems to be OK. Oh, your signature is missing at
the bottom of this form. Could you please sign right here? Well, we’ve done now. I hope you enjoy your trip to the
United States. It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Andreev.
It’s nice to meet you, too. Thanks for your help.
Part 2. Text.
Victor Andreev is a young Russian [……………………].
He is planning to [……………………………………] to New York.
Victors wants to take [………………………….] courses in Business […………………………………….] at AAB.
Today Mr. Andreev has a 2p.m. […………………………..] to receive his visa at the American Embassy.
The reception room of the Embassy is [………………………..].
Some people are reading newspapers or magazines, [……………………….]others are watching TV.
Victor is waiting for [………………..] to see the secretary.
He’d like to know if he has to [………………………………..] any forms.
A few minutes late, the secretary […………………………….] through his file.
Unfortunately his student ID card is [………………………..].
Fortunately the secretary thinks that it’s not […………………….].
Victor will make a copy of his student ID and [………………….] it to the Embassy.
Finally, he [………………….] some forms and [………………..] the Embassy.
[………………….] your trip to New York.
Part 1. Dialogue.
my name is Victor Andreev. I have a 2 p.m. appointment to receive my visa.
minutes later.
all my documents with me. Here’s my birth certificate, passport and marriage certificate. Oh, boy, my
nt ID card is missing! How could I forget to bring it with me!
Part 1. Dialogue.
d you mind waiting in the reception area? I’ll be with you shortly.
l you everything in a moment. You can read some magazines or watch TV while you’re waiting.
minutes later.
ndreev, I’m ready to help you now. Here’s your file. Let me check if we have all the required papers.
t easy. Make a copy of you student ID card and mail it to us as soon as possible.
uite possible. Let me go through your file again. Everything seems to be OK. Oh, your signature is missing at
ttom of this form. Could you please sign right here? Well, we’ve done now. I hope you enjoy your trip to the
d States. It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Andreev.