воскресенье, 31 мая 2026 г.

Английские существительные на тему “Пространство”

 


movement [ˈmuːvmənt] движение

direction [dɪˈrɛkʃən] направление

edge [ɛʤ] край

fall [fɔːl] падение

access [ˈæksɛs] доступ

turn [tɜːn] поворот

distance [ˈdɪstəns] расстояние

return [rɪˈtɜːn] возвращение

middle [ˈmɪdl] середина

path [pɑːθ] путь, тропа

move [muːv] ход, движение

location [ləʊˈkeɪʃən] местонахождение, место

front [frʌnt] передняя часть

bottom [ˈbɒtəm] дно (нижняя часть)

trail [treɪl] тропа

limit [ˈlɪmɪt] предел

zone [zəʊn] зона

motion [ˈməʊʃən] движение

row [rəʊ] ряд

length [lɛŋθ] длина

width [wɪdθ] ширина


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How to Speak English Fluently: 50 Simple Tips!!

 


Learn how to speak English fluently and confidently with practical tips and advice. This lesson includes 50 useful English speaking tips that help you speak English without hesitation. You can also find visual aids in the form of pictures, as well as a video guide. These resources can help you dramatically improve your spoken English by following simple and practical steps.

1. Be realistic about your English learning goals

Do not expect your English to be as good as that of a native speaker soon after taking up the language. It takes time.


2. Practice speaking as well, not just reading and listening

While reading and listening can help you learn a lot about the language, the only way to speak better English is by speaking it yourself.

3. Practice speaking English whenever you get a chance

Do not pass up a chance to speak English whenever one arises.

4. Get native English-speaking friends and practice speaking with them

If you want to speak English like a native. You should have friends who speak it like you would like to.

5. Do not be afraid of making mistakes

Mistakes are part of learning; they help you know where you need to make improvements to become a better English speaker.

6. Use simple sentences at first, then progress to more complex sentences

You have to start from somewhere; do not struggle to master the complex language parts until you have mastered the basics.

7. Get a reliable English learning course

Having the right English speaking course can accelerate the rate at which you learn to speak this language fluently.

8. Make an effort to improve your pronunciation

The way you pronounce certain words could be the reason your English speaking skills seem a little off. So, practice saying some problematic words properly.

9. Try saying something extra

Do not give one-word replies like yes and no; try to say something more to build your skills and your confidence.

10. Learn from your mistakes

Once you learn that you tend to make a certain mistake, work on getting rid of it, and over time, your English will improve considerably.

11. Listen to English-language music

Listening to music that is sung in English can help you master how to speak the language faster, especially when you try to sing along to the lyrics.

12. Learn some English tongue twisters

Tongue twisters can reveal certain weaknesses in your speaking skills, and you can know where you need more practice to speak the language more fluently.

13. Accept English and all its uniqueness

English has some strange rules; accept them and move on.


14. Try learning some new words every day

Every day, learn at least one new word and how to pronounce it to improve your vocabulary and speaking skills.

15. Try some public speaking

Public speaking events can really test how good your speaking skills have gotten, so, give them a try whenever you can.

16. Let English be all around you

When you spend your time in places where English is spoken, your speaking skills will inevitably improve. Seek out places where English speakers gather.

17. Become part of a conversation group

This should increase your exposure to spoken English and help you have better speaking skills.

18. Read your favorite books aloud

Reading aloud will improve your confidence and enhance your flow when speaking in other situations.

19. Watch videos of popular songs online

Watch music videos, especially if they have the lyrics onscreen—try searching for the title of a song you like, plus the word “lyrics.”

20. Try thinking in English

When you start seeing things and deliberating in English, you will notice an improvement in your speaking skills as well.

21. Practice paraphrasing

Trying to say things you hear can significantly improve your speaking skills.

22. Conduct small talk in English

Whenever you have the chance, choose to carry on small talk in English. It will boost your speaking skills.

23. Try creating your own responses, rather than repeating what people say

When you can come up with ways to answer in English on your own, your speaking fluency can increase considerably.

24. Have confidence whenever you speak

Even though you have a lot to learn, always speak with confidence as this will improve the rate at which you master the language.

25. Learn to listen better

You can learn which language areas need improvement by listening carefully to how native speakers say certain words.


26. Substitute phrasal verbs for regular verbs

Native speakers usually use phrasal verbs instead of regular verbs, and you should learn to do this as well for better-quality speaking skills.

27. Be passionate about English

When you are enthusiastic about learning English, you will learn how to speak it much faster.

28. Try to learn from everyone

While surrounding yourself with people who speak perfect English is a great way to learn English, you can also learn from those who make mistakes in their speaking.

29. Learn from your favorite personality or public speaker

Surely there is an orator/actor/actress whose speaking skills you admire; listen to this person more, and you will learn the language faster.

30. Watch children’s cartoons

Weird as this may sound, kids’ cartoons can teach you plenty about speaking English, especially with regard to proper diction

31. Don’t focus on speaking exclusively

While speaking better English is the ultimate goal, polishing up your grammar and vocabulary will also improve your speaking skills.

32. If you haven’t done so already, change the language on your computer/phone to English

This ensures there is more English in your life, and the exposure will translate into better speaking skills.

33. Learn some short natural responses

You will have greater speaking confidence when you always know how to respond when spoken to, and short automatic phrases can help with this.

34. Follow the news

Listening to the English news can really improve your speaking skills, as presenters often have excellent diction.

35. Record yourself speaking and have friends listen and comment on the recording

Sometimes we may not realize some of the issues in our speaking skills unless they are pointed out to us by friends.

36. Be ready for specific situations

Learn to speak English for special circumstances, such as when ordering in a cafe, when at a sports field, and so forth to broaden your speaking skills.

37. Make learning English fun

There are many fun ways to learn spoken English, including taking part in games.

38. Practice speaking English in front of a mirror

This should be especially handy when preparing for public speaking events as it will boost your confidence.


39. Learn to say things in your own way

By learning to paraphrase English statements, you can avoid repeating statements so that you increase your speaking fluency in random situations.

40. Master some specific phrases and English Idioms

Knowing particular phrases can enrich your language and enhance your fluency. One of the key to become more fluent in spoken English is to master English phrases, collocations and Idioms.

41. Try writing based on new things you have learned

Writing can also improve your speaking as it will give you a hint of what you would sound like when you actually speak the language.

42. Retell a story or a joke in English

If you know a story in your native language, try retelling it in English and see how easy or hard it is.

43. Engage in English activities

Taking part in activities that involve the use of spoken English can make you more comfortable speaking the language.

44. Debate in English

Getting into debates in English on topics you love can really improve your speaking skills.

45. Don’t rush your speech

If you have not yet mastered some words, speak slowly until saying them fast and comfortably becomes a possibility.

46. Listen and try to sing along to rap music

The music can help you learn the rhythm of some English words.

47. Try interrupting and interjecting politely

This will help you improve your speaking confidence and eliminate the anxiety that would come from not knowing when to speak.

48. Understand that there is always room for improvement

This means that learning English should be a long-term commitment for you, even after completing an English speaking course.

49. Speak the English you know

The English you can speak the best is that which you have learned; struggling to speak complex English you do not fully understand can derail your progress.

50. Try to be realistic

Know that it will take time to learn English, and that an accent might always be evident in your speech. Learn to accept that.



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среда, 27 мая 2026 г.

English with celebrities - 6.

 


Немного английского с Грэйси Абрамс


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English with celebrities - 5.

 


Английский с героями сериала «Сплетница». Кто такой же старый как я?








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Alternatives for Very #5

 


Avoiding Wordiness #8

 


How to Write an Essay Like the Pros

 


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Animals vocabulary – learn the names of 50 animals

 


Many people think that the topic animals is suitable only for children. Thus the learners learn the names of twenty animals when they are young and they think it is enough. However, intermediate students need to know more animals than the twenty they learnt as children. That is why I have created the following post. Here the intermediate students can practice what they learnt a long time ago and add some more new words.

Watch the video and repeat the names of the animals. Each word is pronounced twice.


Animals – mind map

For many people it is much easier to remember new vocabulary if it is organised. Here is a mind map which tries to do this.



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воскресенье, 24 мая 2026 г.

How to Prepare for Exams (Как подготовиться к экзаменам)

 


The most important thing any student can do to prepare for exam is to start early. The days of studying for an exam on the bus going to school are over. Even if you got A's this way, it's not going to work very often with college material. College courses require far more effort.

• Start preparing for the next test the day after you take the prior one. Daily preparation is crucial. At a minimum, review material once every week between exams.

• How much time is needed? The classic question. Some recommend 2-3 hours outside of class for every hour of class time. In some cases homework problems will require this much effort. For a straightforward lecture course try the following:

• Every day before class, preview the material for 15-20 minutes.

• Attend every lecture. Seems simple but it's the biggest mistake students make.

• Take good notes.

• Spend another 20-30 minutes after class going over the notes.

• Use this time to get any confusing points cleared up in your head; much better now than later. This will make later exam prep. MUCH easier.

• Once a week, review the material to get a more complete overview of the information.

Preparing to take an exam:

If you've been keeping up on everything on a daily and weekly basis you're in good shape when it comes time to get serious about preparing for an exam.

The first thing you need is a plan. You need to answer some questions:

• What is my schedule like during the week of the exam?

• Do I have other exams or papers due?

• Will I have all week to prepare or will I have to study over the weekend?

• How many pages of notes are there?

• How many chapters do I have to read?

All of these questions will help you answer one basic one: How much time will I need? The answer will depend on how much work you have done so far. It's a crucial question because the next step will be to come up with a plan.

Start with the day one week before the exam. That's the first day to start studying in earnest. Literally plan out how many hours you will spend each day studying until the exam. Make a schedule and stick with it. Be sure to leave time for group study or review sessions. Also break up the material in to parts and cover a little each day. Consider these questions:

• How much material will I cover each night?

• How much time will I spend studying with a friend?

• When are the review sessions?

• Will the Prof. or TA (TA - teaching assistant - помощник преподавателя, ассистент преподавателя) be available to answer any questions that come up?

Once you have a game plan it's time to get to work. There is no one way to go about this. Remember is important to come up with a system that works for YOU. Here's a suggested plan of action:

Step 1

Get a blank piece of paper and outline the material you need to study. This helps develop a "big picture" overview of the material. Start with big topics and leave room for subtopics. Fill in the information as best as you can. Get another sheet of paper and start over if necessary. Once you see all the units of information in front of you it will be easier to organize your studying. This will help you with the next step.

Step 2

Break the material into smaller chunks and study each one. Only once you understand each one should you move on to the next. Do this part alone in your quiet study place. This is when you start to memorize the information you'll need later. Write down any questions that you may have.

Step 3

The next step is to work with someone else to clarify anything that's confusing. Work with others, go to review sessions, see your tutor, or work with the professor or a TA. At this point it's important to make sure that everything is clearly understood. This is crucial. If this step is skipped then you're left with trying to memorize hundreds of useless factoids. It will never mean anything to you later.

Step 4

Now it's time to put the information into your brain for retrieval (восстановление, возвращение в прежнее состояние, исправление). If you've been working all along you will already remember much of it. Make sure nothing is left out. Many students focus on this step exclusively. It's called cramming. Just say no.

Step 5

This next step is not needed by everyone but it's useful if you are having trouble with the course. You've been studying for hours and hours but, do you really know anything? Try working with someone else who will ask you questions about the material. If you can answer and explain concepts without too much effort then you're in good shape. Usually this help to expose areas that require more attention and study.

Step 6

If the previous step went well then all you have left is to work on weak areas and a general overview the material. If you didn't do well explaining the material you'll need another round of steps 4 and 5. Hopefully you left time for this in your study schedule.

If you planned well and kept up with the work there should be little anxiety the night before an exam. If you started late or waited to get questions answered then you'll be busy the night before. This will add extra stress and you'll likely make stupid errors on the exam. At the very least you'll be more susceptible to getting sick which will worsen your situation.

The only thing that should be going through your mind the night before is a sense of confidence. It's ok to be a little afraid or anxious but not panicky.

Other tips:

• Flashcards - help to memorize facts NOT understanding

• Groups - good to work through difficult material, quiz each other for understanding

• Review sessions - only go to early ones, last minute reviews sometimes cause needless confusion

• Tutors - get help early, waiting till the last minute only fosters aggravation (ухудшение, обострение, усиление, нарастание) and panic

• Professors/TA's (TA - teaching assistant - помощник преподавателя, ассистент преподавателя) - same as above, don't email about material the night before, do it early


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Level 1. Lesson 15: I Love People-Watching!

 



Anna: Hello! People from all over the world come to Washington, D.C. When I’m at work, I love eating lunch outside. I like to watch people walking by. They all look very different. Today, my friend Ashley is eating lunch with me.
Anna: Ashley, today the weather is beautiful, isn’t it?
Ashley: Yes, it is. Ahh. Ooh, we have to return to work!
Anna: No, we have time! Let’s people-watch a little more.
Ashley: Okay.
Anna: Oh, I know her. She works in my office! Keyana, hi! Come and join us!
Keyana: Hi Anna, how are you?
Anna: I’m doing great! Keyana, this is my friend Ashley.
Keyana: Hi, Ashley!
Anna: We need to return to work. But the weather is beautiful and people-watching is fun!
Keyana: I love people-watching too!
Anna: Well, have a seat! It is fun to see how people are different or the same.
Keyana: It is. For example, Anna, you are tall. But Ashley and I are short.
Anna: And Keyana, you and Ashley have brown eyes; I have blue eyes.
Keyana: You two have light skin and I have dark skin.
Anna: Ashley, you have straight hair. Keyana and I have curly hair.
Ashley: You have very curly hair, Anna.
Keyana: I need to return to work. See you, Anna! Nice to meet you Ashley!
Ashley: Bye, Keyana!
Ashley: Anna, I have to go, too. Are you returning to work?
Anna: I still have time. And this sun feels so good!
Ashley: Um, Anna, what does your boss look like?
Anna: She is short. She has straight, light hair.
Ashley: Does she wear glasses?
Anna: Yes. Yes, she does.
Ashley: Is she wearing a blue sweater today?
Anna: How do you know that?
Ashley: She’s coming this way.
Anna: Oh no! Hide me!
Ashley: Um, bye, Anna. Call me later.
Anna: Bye, Ashley! Talk to you later!
Caty: Anna? Is that you?
Anna: Ms. Weaver! Hi!
Caty: What are you doing behind that bench?
Anna: I am looking for my, my … stick. Here it is.
Anna: I am people-watching. Oh! But it’s time to return to work!
Caty: No need to hurry. I love people-watching too! Let’s sit!
Anna: Sure! Ahh.
Caty: It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?
Anna: Yes. Yes, it is, Ms. Weaver.
Anna: People-watching in D.C. is fun. It makes me forget the time!
Anna: Until next time! Ahh.

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Starting Business Еnglish - Деловой английский язык №13. Деловые поездки.

 



1
We have direct competition from J.K. Toys. We have to make sure that the sales and marketing campaign for Big Boss is the best we have ever done. So we are going to have to make an extra effort. We have brought the launch date forward to January 15th. It will be very tight, but I am sure that we can make this deadline. Do you agree? So, let's just outline what we are going to do. Kate, I think you should get the sales people in the States together as soon as possible.
2
Okay, I'll be on the first available flight.
3
You ought to make sure that they understand how important this Big Boss project is.
4
Should I talk to our UK agents as well?
5
No, I think you ought to leave that to Don.
6
Okay.
7
Derek, I think you should visit the component suppliers that Don saw last week. Confirm that they can meet these new deadlines. It's essential that they deliver on time, on spec and on price.
8
Okay.
9
Don, what are your plans?
10
I have arranged to go to see some of our overseas franchise holders next week.
11
What countries are you going to?
12
I'm going to Italy, Egypt and Germany.
13
I don't think you should go, Don. I think you ought to stay at head office. It's essential that you co-ordinate the new launch strategy.
14
Okay. I don't want to cancel those meetings. Could I send Edward?
15
Do you think he's ready for that?
16
Edward is very capable and I think a little international business travel will broaden his horizons.
17
Yes, certainly. Send Edward, but you ought to brief him very carefully.
18
Sure.
19
Good. I'll talk to the Bank. I'll try to re-schedule the loan. It won't be easy.
20
Geraldine, have you seen Edward?
21
He was here a second ago.
22
Jenny I am not going to be able to make the meetings with the franchise holders next week.
23
Oh, I have just finished typing up your itinerary.
24
Sorry. Ah, Edward are you interested in a little foreign travel.
25
Yes. Very.
26
How would you like to go to Italy on Tuesday?
27
That would be very nice.
28
Good. And Egypt on Thursday?
29
Oh yes!
30
And then back via Frankfurt.
31
How much cash do you think I should take!
32
Ah, you haven't got a corporate charge card. Cash is going to be a bit of a problem. We'll give you an advance against expenses.
33
Should I entertain any of the clients?
34
I'll give you a full briefing before you go. But yes, I don't see why not. You should buy Mr. Lang in Germany a meal. We owe him hospitality. In fact, he always pays for everything.
35
When you get to Italy, Mr. Barbetti, the Assistant Sales Manager, will meet your flight. He'll be at arrivals at Milan airport.
36
How will I know who Mr. Barbetti is?
37
I'll make sure he's carrying a Bibury Systems brochure.
38
Don't spend too much on room service. And get a receipt for everything.
39
How may I help you?
1 "Джей-Кей Тойз" - наш непосредственный конкурент. Мы должны сделать все от нас зависящее, чтобы наша кампания по реализации и маркетингу Большого Босса стала лучшей из всех, которые мы когда-либо проводили. Для этого мы должны предпринять дополнительные усилия. Мы передвинули дату выпуска на 15 января. Будет очень напряженно, но я уверен, что мы успеем к этому сроку. Вы согласны? Итак, давайте наметим, что нам нужно сделать. Кейт, я думаю, что ты должна собрать людей, занятых реализацией в США, как можно скорее.
2
Хорошо, я вылетаю первым рейсом.
3
Ты должна сделать так. чтобы они поняли, на сколько важен проект "Большой Босс".
4
Мне поговорить с нашими агентами в Великобритании тоже?
5
Нет, я думаю, ты должна предоставить это Дону.
6
Хорошо.
7
Дерек, я думаю, ты должен съездить к поставщикам комплектующих, с которыми Дон встречался на прошлой неделе. Надо убедиться, что они успеют к новому сроку. Очень важно, чтобы они сделали поставки вовремя, качественно и по приемлемой цене.
8
Хорошо.
9
Дон, какие у тебя планы?
10
Я договорился встретиться на следующей неделе с некоторыми из наших зарубежных дилеров.
11
В какие страны ты поедешь?
12
Я еду в Италию. Египет и Германию.
13
Я не думаю, что тебе стоит уезжать, Дон. Я полагаю, тебе надо остаться в главном офисе. Важно, чтобы ты координировал новую стратегию выпуска.
14
Хорошо. Но я не хочу отменять эти встречи. Я могу послать Эдварда?
15
Ты думаешь, он готов к этому?
16
Эдвард очень способный, и я считаю, что небольшой опыт в международном сотрудничестве только расширит его горизонты.
17
Да, конечно. Посылай Эдварда, но ты должен дать ему очень подробные инструкции.
18
Разумеется.
19
Хорошо Я переговорю с банком. Попытаюсь изменить сроки кредита. Это будет непросто.
20
Джеральдин, ты видела Эдварда?
21
Он был здесь секунду назад.
22
Дженни, я не смогу встретиться с нашими дилерами на следующей неделе.
23
О, я только что закончила печатать ваш маршрут.
24
Извини. А-а, Эдвард, не хочешь немного попутешествовать за рубежом?
25
Да. Очень.
26
Как насчет того, чтобы поехать в Италию во вторник?
27
Это было бы чудесно.
28
Хорошо. А Египет в четверг?
29
О да!
30
А затем обратно через Франкфурт.
31
Как ты думаешь, сколько наличных мне понадобится?
32
А-а, у тебя нет корпоративной платежной карточки. С наличными немного сложнее. Мы выдадим тебе аванс в счет расходов.
33
Я должен развлекать каких-нибудь клиентов?
34
Я проинструктирую тебя перед твоей поездкой. Но почему бы и нет. Тебе следует угостить г-на Ланга в Германии. Мы должны ответить на его гостеприимство. На самом деле, он всегда за все платит.
35
Когда ты прилетишь в Италию, г-н Барбетти, помощник управляющего по сбыту, встретит тебя. Он будет возле секции прибытия в миланском аэропорте.
36
Как я узнаю г-на Барбетти?
37
Я позабочусь, чтобы он держал в руках буклет "Байбери Системс".
38
Не трать слишком много на сервис. И бери квитанции за все.
39
Чем я могу вам помочь?
40
I'd like to send a fax to London, please.
41
Of course. If you could fill out this form and give it back to me, we'll send it off straight away.
42
And could I buy a street map of Atlanta, please?
43
Please have it with out compliments. Have a nice day.
44
Thank you.
45
AIRPORT ANNOUNCER'S VOICE: Passenger Clark please contact information desk.
46
Thank you. Have a good flight. Could I have your ticket and passport, please? Good afternoon, Mr. Green. Smoking or non-smoking?
47
Non-smoking, please.
48
Would you like a window or aisle seat?
49
A window seat, please.
50
And do you have any luggage?
51
Just one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage.
52
Put it on the scales, please. That's fine Mr. Green. Here's your boarding card, boarding at gate 3 in about half an hour. The duty free lounge is through passport control and turn left.
53
Thank you.
54
Hello. Are there any messages for me? I'm in room 1637.
55
Yes, Ms. McKenna, there is a fax here and a telephone message.
56
Thank you ... oh and I wonder if you could help me. A colleague of mine wants to meet me at this restaurant. Could you tell me the best way of getting there?
57
Well, it's a five minute walk or you can get a cab. Would you like us to call a cab for you?
58
That's very kind of you, but I would like to walk. Could you tell me where I am on this map?
59
Right. We are here. The restaurant is there. So you take a right outside the hotel, here, and it's a couple of blocks down. The entrance is just off the side-walk.
60
Edward, did you have a good journey?
61
Excellent. I brought you back a little souvenir.
62
Edward! Thank you and how was your meeting with Mr. Lang in Frankfurt?
63
Very successful, I think.
64
Did you go for a meal?
65
A very good meal. We had....
66
And who paid for it?
67
I did. Or rather Bibury Systems did.
68
How did you manage that?
69
Just before the bill came, I asked to be excused and then I paid the waiter.
70
I'd like to check out, please.
71
Certainly madam. Have you taken anything from the mini-bar this morning?
72
No. There are two bags in my room.
73
I'll just call the bell captain. Here is your final account. Is something wrong?
74
No. I'm just not certain what this item refers to.
75
Ah ... let me check... That's a deposit against the use of the conference facilities on Thursday.
76
Oh, I see. Could I have a separate receipt for that please?
77
Of course, madam. I'll just print one out for you.
78
And can I just double check that I'm booked in here for two nights, starting Wednesday.
79
That's right Ms McKenna. We look forward to seeing you again on Wednesday evening.
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Я бы хотела послать факс в Лондон, пожалуйста.
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Конечно. Если вы заполните этот бланк и отдадите его мне, я сразу же отправлю.
42
А я могу купить карту улиц Атланты?
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Пожалуйста, примите в подарок. Желаю приятно провести день.
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Спасибо.
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ГОЛОС ДИКТОРА В АЭРОПОРТУ: Пассажир Кларк, подойдите, пожалуйста, к справочному бюро.
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Спасибо. Приятного полета. Ваш билет и паспорт, пожалуйста, Добрый день, г-н Грин. Места для курящих или некурящих?
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Для некурящих, пожалуйста.
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Вы хотели бы место у окна или около прохода?
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У окна, пожалуйста.
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И у вас есть багаж?
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Один чемодан и одно место ручной клади.
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Поставьте, пожалуйста, на весы. Все в порядке, г-н Грин. Ваша посадочная карточка. Посадка у выхода 3 через полчаса. В зал "Дьюти фри" вы
можете пройти через паспортный контроль и налево.
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Спасибо.
54
Здравствуйте. Для меня есть какие-нибудь сообщения? Я остановилась в номере 1637.
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Да, г-жа МакКена. Есть факс и телефонное сообщение.
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Спасибо... Не могли бы вы мне помочь? Мой коллега хочет встретиться со мной в этом ресторане. Не подскажете, как туда лучше добраться?
57
Ну, это в пяти минутах ходьбы отсюда или вы можете взять такси. Вы хотите,
чтобы мы заказали такси для вас?
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Большое спасибо. Но я бы хотела пройтись. Вы не покажете мне на карте, где я нахожусь?
59
Конечно. Мы находимся здесь. Ресторан там. Поверните направо, при выходе из отеля, вот здесь, и два квартала вниз. Вход прямо с тротуара.
60
Эдвард, хорошо съездил?
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Отлично! Я привез тебе маленький сувенир.
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Эдвард! Спасибо, а как прошла твоя встреча с г-ном Лангом во Франкфурте?
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Я думаю, очень успешно.
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Вы ходили покушать?
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Очень хорошо покушали! Мы взяли ...
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А кто платил?
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Я. То есть "Байбери Системс".
68
Как тебе это удалось?
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Перед тем как нам принести счет, я попросил извинения (чтобы сходить в туалет) и заплатил официанту.
70
Я бы хотела выписаться.
71
Пожалуйста, мадам. Вы брали что-нибудь в мини-баре сегодня утром?
72
Нет. У меня в комнате остались две сумки.
73
Я сейчас вызову коридорного. Вот ваш окончательный счет. Что-нибудь не так?
74
Нет, просто я не уверена, к чему относится этот пункт.
75
О ... разрешите я проверю... Это депозит за использование конференц-зала в четверг.
76
А-а, понятно. Можно выписать на это отдельную квитанцию?
77
Конечно, мадам. Я сейчас распечатаю ее для вас.
78
И я бы хотела еще раз проверить, забронирован ли для меня номер на два дня начиная со среды.
79
Совершенно верно, г-жа МакКена. Мы надеемся увидеть вас снова в среду вечером.


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