YOU: Hello. What time ______________ the museum close today?
when then does
MUSEUM WORKER: The museum closes at 7:00 PM.
YOU: And what time _______________ tomorrow?
does it open it opens opening
MUSEUM WORKER: The museum opens at 9:00 AM.
YOU: And _______________ is the admission?
what money what cost how much
MUSEUM WORKER: The admission fee is $8... $5 if you're a student.
YOU: And are there any special exhibitions _______________ ( = happening) right now?
off on at
MUSEUM WORKER: Yes, there's a special exhibition of Edward Hopper's early paintings.
YOU: Is this ________________ in the price of admission?
a cost included with
MUSEUM WORKER: No, there's a separate $5 charge for the exhibition.
YOU: Does the ______________ leave from here?
sightseeing voyage sightseeing journey sightseeing tour
OTHER TOURIST: Yes, I think so. We're just waiting for the tour guide to arrive.
YOU: Isn't the tour ____________ to start at 4:30?
made supposed have
OTHER TOURIST: Yes, it is. I guess the tour guide is running a little late...
(5 MINUTES LATER)
TOUR GUIDE: I'm sorry everyone, the 4:30 PM tour has been cancelled. We're having some mechanical
problems with our bus.
YOU: So there won't be ____________ tours today?
another the any more
TOUR GUIDE: I'm not sure right now. We'll have to wait and see...
YOU: How long ______________?
do we have to wait to wait is the waiting
TOUR GUIDE: I'm not sure. They're fixing the bus right now. If they don't fix it in 30 minutes, I'll give all
of you your money back.
YOU: And how long does ______________ once it starts?
the last tour the tour last the time
TOUR GUIDE: About one hour.
YOU: Hi, do you have any free ______________ of the city?
carts maps cards
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER WORKER: Yes, we do... And we also have a free information
booklet.
YOU: Great. Could we ____________ please?
have one make it give one
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER WORKER: Sure, here you go.
YOU: We're only here for one day. What ____________ that we see?
you say do you recommend do you want
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER WORKER: Well, you can walk down Crescent Street. It has
some beautiful historic architecture, and some good museums. Actually, that whole neighborhood is very
interesting...
YOU: What's that neighborhood _______________?
called said known
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER WORKER: Uptown.. When you go out, just turn right and in
about three blocks you'll come to Crescent Street.
YOU: Great! We'll ________________ it out. Oh, one more thing, could we use your bathroom?
look take check
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER WORKER: Of course.
1) ANSWER: 1927. QUESTION:
When was this building constructed?
Who painted this?
What time does the tour start?
2) ANSWER: Leonardo Da Vinci. QUESTION:
What year is this painting from?
Who painted this?
How long does the tour last?
3) ANSWER: Two hours. QUESTION:
How long does the tour last?
What year is this painting from?
What time does the tour start?
4) ANSWER: I'm sorry, but pets are not allowed. QUESTION:
How much are tickets for children?
How long does the tour last?
Can I bring my dog on the bus?
5) ANSWER: $14 dollars. QUESTION:
What time do you close today?
How much are tickets for children?
Can I bring my dog on the tour?
6) ANSWER: It's the old courthouse. QUESTION:
Do you have guided tours?
How long does the tour last?
What is this building?
7) ANSWER: No, we have them in English only. QUESTION:
Do you have these brochures in Japanese?
Do you speak Japanese?
Do you have guided tours?
8) ANSWER: From the corner or Washington St. and 6th Ave. QUESTION:
Where does the tour depart from?
What's this neighborhood called?
How much is the tour?
9) ANSWER: Yes, you can, it's in the back. QUESTION:
Can you take a photo of us?
Can I use your restroom?
Do you speak Spanish?
10) ANSWER: Sure. QUESTION:
Where are the restrooms?
When does the next boat-tour begin?
Can you take a photo of us?
1. Is this painting (by/from) Picasso?
2. Can you (take/make) a photo of me?
3. Are the restrooms in the (deep/back) ?
4. Is this map (free/priceless) ?
5. When does the next tour (start/starting) ?
6. Is there a (sale/discount) for seniors?
7. Is there a tourist (knowledge/information) center around here?
8. Do you have any (bilingual/bi-language) brochures?
9. Is the museum (open/working) on Mondays?
10. Do you have an (ear/audio) guide?
guide, zoo, bridge, castle, bus, landmark, cruise, discount, museum, amusement park
A building that is historically important =
A structure that spans a river =
A place where animals are kept =
A vehicle that is used for transportation (on land) =
A place with rides, shows, and other entertainment =
A person who tells you about the importance of historic buildings, etc. =
A reduction in the price of a ticket =
A voyage (usually as a holiday/vacation) on a ship =
A place where one can see art =
A solid structure that was usually fortified against an attack = .
ruins, translator, architecture, era, brochure, facade, attraction, to book, exhibition, view
A range of sight or vision; a vista =
The art of designing buildings =
A pamphlet with information about something =
Something that is interesting for tourists =
The front of a building =
A collection of works of art =
A person who renders something into another language =
A period; An epoch =
The remains of a building, structure, etc. =
To reserve = .
artefact, cinema, prison, neighborhood, downtown, royal, contemporary, performance, square, port
The central part of a city (especially an American or Canadian city) =
A place where one can see ships, fishermen, etc. =
An open area or plaza of a city =
Pertaining to or belonging to kings and queens =
A place where one can watch movies =
A man-made object, like a tool, a work of art, etc. =
Modern =
A show, concert, etc. =
A region of a city =
A place where people convicted of crimes go = .
park, run down, renovated, under construction, highlight, extras, theater, cathedral, display,
walking tour
Additional items =
Sightseeing on foot =
A public green area in a city, used for recreation =
Currently being built or repaired =
Brought back to its former state =
In bad shape; falling apart =
A place where one can see a play or another type of performance =
A church =
A very important or outstanding part of something =
An exhibit; a presentation of something in open view = .
tower, commentary, palace, canal, cable car, mosque, synagogue, vintage, optional, market
A place of worship for Jews =
A spoken (audio) description of something =
A place of worship for Muslims =
A tall, narrow building =
Antique style; old style =
Something you don't have to do =
A place where one buys and sells fruit, vegetables, and many other things =
The official residence of a royal person =
The way to travel up and down a mountain =
An artificial waterway = .