At the Airport
In Flight
Grammar 1
Grammar 2
Pronunciation
100
How do you call this?
Boarding card (UK) / Boarding pass (US)
100
Complete the following phrase:
'Please, fasten your ...'
Seat bealts.
100
Correct the mistakes in the following sentence:
'There is much people in that museum.'
'There are many people in that museum.'
100
The flight attendant asks you the following question: 'Chicken or pasta.' How do you reply? Think about an auxiliary that you can include in your question.
I'll have the chicken/ the pasta, please.
100
Can you spell your surname?
Your surname.
200
How do you call the machine that you use in order to check if your suitcase over the weight limit?
Scale.
200
You need to go to the lavatory, but you don't know if there is someone inside. You ask the flight attendant about this situation, how would you do it? Remember to be polite.
Sorry /Excuse me, is the lavatory free / occupied? Sorry / Excuse me, do you know if the lavatory/toilet is free / occupied?
200
Which sentence is correct?
There is much traffic in the city centre today.
There are many traffic in the city centre today.
There is much traffic in the city centre today.
200
You go to the baggage claim area and you see a woman who needs help with her suitcase. You make a spontaneous decision. What would you say in that situation? Choose a specific auxiliary.
I'll help you, Madam.
200
Can you pronounce the generic word that is used in order to refer to the bags and suitcases that you carry with you when you travel?
Luggage (UK) / Baggage (US).
300
Complete the following announcement:
“Air Europa flight 398 to Dublin is now boarding. Would all passengers .... to .... 24?”
Proceed to gate 24.
300
You want to sleep during the flight, but you are uncomfortable and you are feeling cold. Ask the flight attendant for things that you need in this situation. Do not forget to be polite.
Could you bring me / May I have a pillow and a blanket, please?
Can I have a blanket and a pillow? (less polite).
300
Correct the mistakes in the following sentence:
'There is much people in that museum.'
'There are many people in that museum.'
300
The flight attendant asks you if you want something to drink and she/he gives you some options: cold drinks and hot drinks. Choose two possible options and include a specific auxiliary for making a request.
Possible answers:
'I'll have a glass of water/ a cup of coffee, please.'
300
Complete the following phrase:
'This is the last call for passengers travelling to Rome on flight 4567, we're ready for...'
Departure
400
Complete the following announcement with the correct words.
'We would now like to invite all passengers seated in Zone/Desk/Gate 5–that’s check-in desks /rows/ zones 12-24–to begin going/boarding/aboarding British Airways flight 129 to Edinburgh at gate/scale/plane 16.'
1. Zone.
2. Rows 12-24.
3. Boarding.
4. Gate.
400
You do not want to eat meat, but the flight attendant only offers you options that include meat, how can you ask him/her for different options?
Do you have a vegetarian menu? / Do you have any dishes without meat? Do you have more options?
400
You have a small amount of money to pay for another excursion. How can you express it? Think about quantifiers. Remember to express the negative idea.
'I have little money left for another excursion.'
400
You arrive at the hotel where you booked your room, but it is not ready yet. The receptionist asks you if you want them to call you when they finish cleaning. How can they ask you this question using an auxiliary that is used to express offers? They are polite.
Shall I call you when your room is ready /when they finish cleaning?
400
Can you spell your family members' full names?
Their names and surnames.
500
Think about a sentence that could include the word 'board' and another sentence that could include the word 'aboard.'
Possible answers:
Aboard
- Welcome aboard flight 4567 to Madrid.
- The passengers are aboard the plane now.
- Everyone is aboard, so the plane can leave.
Board
- Please board the plane at gate 12.
- We board at 10:30 in the morning.
- Look at the departure board to see your gate number.
500
This person is someone responsible for service during a plane journey.
In-flight service director.
500
You want to book a hotel room for your family, you are surfing the Internet and you find some options that are good for you. You tell your family about this. How can you mention that including a quantifier? Remember the idea is positive.
'I have a few options for our hotel room.' / 'I found a few options for our hotel room.'
500
You take an excursion; you stop because the tour guide explains you something about a monument. Then he/she invites the group to go to a different place so you can continue with the tour. What could he/she say in this case?
Shall we go? / Shall we continue?
500
Can you pronounce the following sentence?
'The only thing that you have to take into account when you travel to the UK is that the employees at the hotel will be really kind with you.'