Question

2 In pairs, do the role-play. Follow the instructions. When you have finished, swap roles. Student A: You are a passenger. This is your first time in an airport. You aren't sure what to do. You ask at the information desk. Ask about: where you can check in what you do after that where you go after that Student A: Student B: You work on the information desk. Help the passenger to understand what to do at the airport. Use the information in exercise 1 and your imagination for any other details. Excuse me. This is my first time in an airport. Where can I check in? Student B: You check in at the desk. It's there on the right. пжжж​

Answer 1

Student A: Thank you. And what do I do after I check in?

Student B: After you check in, you need to drop off your checked luggage at the baggage drop counter. They will tag your bags and send them to the airplane. Then you can proceed to the security checkpoint.

Student A: Okay, I see. And where do I go after that?

Student B: After the security checkpoint, you will enter the departure area where you can wait for your flight. There are shops, restaurants and lounges available for you to relax before boarding your flight.

Student A: Thank you for your help. I think I understand what to do now.

Student B: You're welcome. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Have a safe and pleasant journey!

Answer 2

Student A: Thank you. And what do I do after I check in?

Student B: After you check in, you will receive your boarding pass. It's a document that confirms your flight reservation and includes your seat number. You need to keep it with you throughout your journey. Once you have your boarding pass, you will proceed to the security checkpoint.

Student A: Oh, I see. And where do I go after the security checkpoint?

Student B: After the security checkpoint, you will enter the departure area. This is where you wait for your flight. There are usually gates or boarding areas assigned to different flights. You can find your specific gate number on your boarding pass. Look for information screens displaying departure times and gate numbers to make sure you're in the right area.

Student A: Okay, got it. So, I check in at the desk, get my boarding pass, go through security, and then head to the departure area to find my gate. Thank you for your help!

Student B: You're welcome! Have a great flight and enjoy your time at the airport. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.