Стр.73 Модуль 4 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс

4d Everyday English: Booking tickets for a guided tour

1. a) Listen and say.

   This is the right place to get tickets for the Tower of London, isn’t it?

   Yes, it certainly is.

   Could you tell me what the ticket price includes, please?

   I’d like to book some tickets for this afternoon then, please.

   How many tickets would you like?

   My pleasure. Enjoy your visit.

   b) The sentences above appear in the dialogue below. Who says each, a tourist or a ticket office attendant? Listen and check.

   A: Good morning. This is the right place to get tickets for the Tower of London, isn’t it?

   B: Yes, it certainly is.

   A: Could you tell me what the ticket price includes, please?

   B: Sure. It includes a guided tour by one of the Yeoman Warders and entry to see the Crown Jewels and other special exhibitions.

   A: That sounds great. I’d like to book some tickets for this afternoon then, please.

   B: Yes, of course. Tickets are valid for 7 days from the day of purchase. How many tickets would you like?

   A: 2 adults, please.

   B: OK. That’s 39.60 then.

   A: Alright. Here you are.

   B: Thanks.

   A: Could you tell me where the guided tours start from?

   B: Sure. They start from just inside the gates every half an hour. So you can choose your own time.

   A: Thank you very much.

   B: My pleasure. Enjoy your visit.

2. Find sentences in the dialogue which mean:

   That’s right.

   What do you get for the price of the ticket?

   You’re welcome. Have a great time.

3. a) Choose the correct question tags. Check in the Grammar Reference section.

   b) Listen and decide which questions expect an answer and which ask for confirmation. Check in the Grammar Reference section.

   1. Let’s visit the castle, shall we?
   2. You went on a ghost tour last summer, didn’t you?
   3. You won’t tell him, will you?
   4. Sam likes history, doesn’t he?
   5. You couldn’t lend me 20, could you?
   6. Don’t leave the flat unlocked, will you?

4. Speaking

   Act out a dialogue between a tourist and a ticket office attendant using the advert for the bus tour. Follow the plan.

   London ghost bus tours

   Take a ride on the dark side

   Tour includes

   Stories of London’s past, told by a spooky conductor

   Onboard entertainment with real actors

   Tours run most days at 7:30 pm & 9 pm, departing from Northumberland Avenue (off Trafalgar Square)

   Fares: Adults 18, Children 12, Family ticket 50

   Book now online or from our ticket office

   A

   • Greet B & ask if you’re in the right place.
   • Ask what ticket includes.
   • Say you’d like to book tickets & when for.
   • Say how many adults & children.
   • Offer money.
   • Ask where tours start.
   • Thank.

   B

   • Confirm.
   • Tell A.
   • Ask how many tickets A would like.
   • Say price.
   • Thank A.
   • Tell A.
   • Wish A a pleasant visit.