出国旅行和留学在机场必备口语--第三集

　初级口语　第三集
　　在这一集里，想要提醒大家，本期的内容对于要出国留学和旅行的朋友特别重要。听完，学完，你就明白了。特别提醒：本教程适合英语在初中水平以上的学习者

　　Listen carefully and answer the question below
　　What do we know about Carolina at the end of this section? Tick all the phrases that you think are true.
　　a) she comes from Venezuela
　　b) she has been to Britain before
　　c) she is going to study in Newcastle
　　d) she’s going to do a three-year course
　　e) she can’t work in Britain
　　Quiz Time
　　Look again at some conversations in the airport. Choose all the phrases the people can say – there is always more than one correct answer.
　　1: Excuse me ______________________________ for immigration?
　　a Am I in the right line
　　b Is this the right line
　　c Is this the queue
　　d Are you the line
　　2: Where ______________________________ today?
　　From Venezuela. From Caracas.
　　a have you arrived from
　　b do you come from
　　c have you travelled from
　　d was your flight from
　　3: Can I see your passport please?
　　Yes. ______________________________
　　a Here I am.
　　b Here you are.
　　c Here it is.
　　d Here she is.
　　4: ______________________________ here in the UK?
　　I’m a student. I’m going to study.
　　a What are you going to do
　　b Why are you
　　c What are you planning to do
　　d What do you intend to do
　　5: How long ______________________________ to stay in the UK?
　　a do you
　　b do you intend
　　c are you planning
　　d are you going to
　　6: Here’s your passport. Enjoy your stay.
　　______________________________!
　　a Thank you
　　b Same to you
　　c Thank you very much
　　d Yes please
　　听力文本
　　Ravi: OK. Now – it’s time to meet Carolina. Carolina is from Venezuela and she’s visiting Britain for the first time. It’s a big adventure for her – she’s going to live, study and she hopes, have a good time here in the UK – and we’re going with her!
　　Tess: Carolina’s going to study in Newcastle in the north-east of England. She speaks very good English but this is her first visit to Britain, so some things are very strange for her. We’re going to follow Carolina in our podcasts and listen to some of the conversations that she has in lots of different situations. Today we’re going to hear what happened when she first arrived in Britain from Venezuela. Here’s Carolina at Heathrow airport in London. Let’s listen to her conversation at Immigration Control.
　　Carolina: Excuse me. Am I in the right line for immigration?
　　Woman: Erm, I don’t know dear. It depends. What nationality are you?
　　Carolina: Venezuelan.
　　Woman: No, no, this queue’s for British and European Union members. You need to go … over there – where it says ‘Other passport holders’. Can you see?
　　Carolina: Oh, yes, OK, thank you.
　　Immigration Officer: Good evening.
　　Carolina: Good evening.
　　Immigration Officer: Where have you travelled from today?
　　Carolina: From Venezuela, from Caracas.
　　Immigration Officer: Can I see your passport please? … Thank you. Is this your first visit to the UK?
　　Carolina: Yes it is.
　　Immigration Officer: And what are you going to do here?
　　Carolina: I’m a student. I’m going to study at the University of Newcastle.
　　Immigration Officer: Is it a full-time course or a part-time course?
　　Carolina: Erm, full-time, it’s a full-time course.
　　Immigration Officer: Hmm.
　　Carolina: I’ve got my letter from the university here. Do you want to see it?
　　Immigration Officer: Yes please.
　　Carolina: Here you are.
　　Immigration Officer: Thank you. And how long is the course? How long do you intend to stay in the country?
　　Carolina: Three years.
　　Immigration Officer: Three years. Hmm.
　　Carolina: Yes, that’s right.
　　Immigration Officer: Do you intend to work in this country?
　　Carolina: Oh, no, no, I’m not going to work, well maybe in the university holidays, but the British Embassy in Caracas said that was OK.
　　Immigration Officer: Yes, that’s correct. Students can work in the holidays.
　　Carolina: Is everything OK?
　　Immigration Officer: Yes, everything seems to be in order. I just need to stamp your passport …
　　with today’s date. Here you are. Passport and letter.
　　Carolina: Thank you.
　　Immigration Officer: I hope you enjoy your stay. Newcastle’s a very nice place. Go down the stairs and turn left to collect your baggage.
　　Carolina: Thank you very much.
　　Immigration Officer: Good evening sir. And where have you travelled …….
　　Tess: Hmm. Carolina did really well there. Airports can be so difficult.
　　Ravi: I think she did really well, too. I hope she can come and join us in the studio soon. I’d like to meet her.