The document provides a list of 11 sentences and asks the reader to match each sentence to one of 4 places at an airport: on a plane, at a tourist information desk, at a check-in desk, or at a car hire desk. It then asks the reader to write the number of sentences that correspond to each place. The document is asking the reader to use context clues from the sentences to determine which of the 4 places each would most likely be said.
The document provides a list of 11 sentences and asks the reader to match each sentence to one of 4 places at an airport: on a plane, at a tourist information desk, at a check-in desk, or at a car hire desk. It then asks the reader to write the number of sentences that correspond to each place. The document is asking the reader to use context clues from the sentences to determine which of the 4 places each would most likely be said.
The document provides a list of 11 sentences and asks the reader to match each sentence to one of 4 places at an airport: on a plane, at a tourist information desk, at a check-in desk, or at a car hire desk. It then asks the reader to write the number of sentences that correspond to each place. The document is asking the reader to use context clues from the sentences to determine which of the 4 places each would most likely be said.
Write the number of sentences next to the correct place.
A) on a plane 1. 3. 8. 11. B) at a tourist information desk 2. 9. 10. C) at a check-in-desk 6. 7. D) at a car hire desk 4. 5.
1. Could I see your passport, please?
2. Could I take this hand luggage with me? 3. Can I ask you something? Is there a delay? 4. I made a reservation for a medium-size car. 5. Can I see your driving licence? 6. I’d like some information, please. 7. Where is the exhibition centre? 8. Could you tell me, how to get there from the airport? 9. May I keep this map? 10. Will you help me put my bags in the overhead compartment? 11. I have an aisle seat, but there’s nobody by the window. Can I sit there?