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The document contains a series of conversations involving a traveler named Ken Li as he checks in for a flight to Buenos Aires, rents a car, and checks into a hotel. Each conversation includes interactions with a check-in clerk, a sales assistant, and a receptionist, detailing the necessary information for travel arrangements. The dialogues illustrate typical scenarios faced by travelers, including ticket verification, car rental details, and hotel check-in procedures.

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Unit 3

The document contains a series of conversations involving a traveler named Ken Li as he checks in for a flight to Buenos Aires, rents a car, and checks into a hotel. Each conversation includes interactions with a check-in clerk, a sales assistant, and a receptionist, detailing the necessary information for travel arrangements. The dialogues illustrate typical scenarios faced by travelers, including ticket verification, car rental details, and hotel check-in procedures.

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WORLD ENGLISH 1

UNIT 3 – GOING PLACES

Lesson B – Track 14

Conversation 1
Traveler: Hello, I’m on the ?ight to Buenos Aires. It’s at eleven o’clock. I need to
check in.
Check-in clerk: Sure, can I see your ticket and your passport, please?
Traveler: Here you are.
Check-in clerk: Thank you, Mr. Li. Do you have a US visa?
Traveler: Yes, it’s in my passport.
Check-in clerk: Oh, yes. OK, would you like a window or aisle seat?
Traveler: Err, a window seat, please.
Check-in clerk: Is your bag to check in or carry on?
Traveler: I’d like to check it in.
Check-in clerk: OK, put it here. OK, here’s your boarding pass. Your seat number is
18A by the window. The flight boards at 10:00 at gate number 5. It’s to the right after
you go through security. Have a nice trip.
Traveler: Thank you.

Conversation 2
Sales assistant: Good afternoon, how can I help you?
Traveler: Hello, I have a car rental for 7 days.
Sales assistant: Sure, do you have a booking number?
Traveler: Yes, it’s KMV43P.
Sales assistant: OK, Mr. Ken Li. Is that correct?
Traveler: Yes, it is.
Sales assistant: Do you have a contact number, Mr. Li?
Traveler: My cell phone is 0774 567 3896.
Sales assistant: And do you have an address in Argentina?
Traveler: Yes, I’m at Hotel Central on Avenida Brasil …

Conversation 3
Receptionist: Good evening, sir. Can I help you?
Traveler: Yes, I have a reservation. My name is Ken Li.
Receptionist: Sorry, what’s your last name?
Traveler: Li.
Receptionist: Sorry, do you spell that L-E-E or L-I?
Traveler: L-I.
Receptionist: Thanks, Mr. Li. And is it for one night or two?
Traveler: Just tonight, thanks.
Receptionist: Very good. You have a single room. Room 303, on the third floor. Could
you write your passport number on this form and sign here, please?

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