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Acknowledgements
Introduction

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can I get monevhere?

22

UmilüS

somewhereto stay

26

Ur¡ilii$

Is this what I need?

30

Unfi;?

who's it from?

34

Umfit*

where can we park?

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Umt-t*

Let's go there

42

Umttit*

I'd like to register

46

Umütf t

what's on tonight?

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Using a dictionary

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and understand
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in yourown language
to usean ATM
+ followinstructions

Hotels

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findout detailsabouta hotel'sfacilities
hotel
choosea suitable

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is suitable

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followinstructions

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findwordswith similarmeanings
try andworkout the meaningof unknownwords
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andworkout whereto park

+ find out aboutpayand displayparking

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and how much it costs
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find out how to seea doctor
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of a text intoyourown words
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with Englishdefinitions
usea dictionary
+ reada TV guideand chooseprogrammes
to watch
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the write/s opinion

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and
Television
films

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o guessthe meaningof new wordsfrom the context
o cnoosea language
course

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one!

Readers

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Use a pendl!

Exams

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of the KETexam
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and do the tasks

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and find information
o understand
a listof tips
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and decideif they are useful

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2 Look at the four groups of signs and noticesbelow. Match them
with the four picturesin Exercise'1.

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If you speaka European
Janguage.
someEnglish
words may look similar to words ln your language.
Thrswill help you to understandthe meaningof
wordsyou do not know.Forexample:
arrivals arrivi(Ifa):an)
passport- pasapofie(Spanish)
baggage- bagages(French)
passenger- passageiro(Pofiuguese)
toilet - toalela Polish)
Look at the airport signs and notices in

Exercises 1 and 2 again. Which words are in

English?
Do you know which languagethe other words
are in? ls there a clue in one of the noticesin
Exercise2?
Are any of the words in the signsand notices
the samein both languages?
Whichwords are
similar?
6 Look at the Englishsignsand noticesagain.
Are any of the words similarin your language?

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andtravel.Readthe descriptions
of some of the words.Writeeachword.
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in a ca¡ aeroplane,
etc.,
but not controlling
the caqaeroplane,
etc.
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b a metalstructure
on wheelswhichis usedfor carrying
thinoc

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in thatyou need
to enter¿ country
allthe suitcases
and bagsthatyou takewithyou
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you aregoingintoa country
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orcrry.


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1 lmagine you are go¡ng to Oslo for four days and you are staying
in a hotel in the city centre. Before you leave home, you want to
find out how to get to the city centre. What would you do?
Tick / one or more of the boxes.
a
b
c
d

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friend'ssentercestrueor false?

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about transport into the city centre. Does anything she said

surpriseyou?

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y o u i n E x e r c i s e2 a g a i n .
U n d e r l i n et h e i n f o r m a t i o n i n
the website which confirms
what she said.

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your hotel and the map
of central Oslo. Find the
hotel and three of the
placesfrom the website
on the map. Which place
is nearestto your hotel?

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timetable.6rcióthe
correct word.
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is for the train.
b fhe ticket / timetoble
is for the bus.

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website again. Answer these questions.
a Howoftenarethetrains
/ buses?
b How muchdoesthe train/ buscost?

How would you travel to your hotel in the
centre of Oslo?
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Internetand find some informationin Englishabout
transporttoñrom this airport.Writesentenceslikethe
sentences
in Exercise
2.

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isit from?
a caféI
a shopE
a hotelI
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illustrativepurposesonly.Actual dishesmay differ

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think this meansthat there is waiter serviceor
is it self-service?Find two words in the leaflet
which give the answer.

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itemsin the
photographs.
Thewinneris the studentwho remembers
the most items!


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questions with yes or no.
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restaurant?
b Doesthe menushowfoodand drinks?

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do the dishescontain?Make three lists in your
notebook, like this:
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sal¡l

che¿se

d Arethereany dessertson the menu?

You now know enough to chooseyour meal
from the menu. Wh¿t would you choose?Why?

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appet¡sers
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Soft cheese on a mixed salad.

T h a ic h i c k e n
piecesservedwitha sweetThaisauce.
Tender
chicken

83.25

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t2.95
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witha breadroll& butter.

ma¡ns
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f6.75

6az{i7*g} steak
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witha mixedsalad.

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menu. The text in italics
bes the dish. Find the

or words which answer
questions.
Coat'scheesesalad- whatkind
of cheese?
-apÍ! -cke?te.
Thaichicken- whatkindof
chicken?
Thaichicken- what exactlyis
Thaiin thisdish?

v*e*fu*ñ*ry
the shortdefinition.
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pieces/6tZé)
a a liquidwhichgoeswith food
b a cut of meat
breast/ sirloin
c a n a d j e c t i vm
eeaning'big'
chunky/ soft
d food can be cut thisway
fried/ sliced
e easyto cut
tasty/ tender

Fish& chips- whatkindof chips?

t¿

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f a partof the body
g an adjective
meaning'nice'
h food can be cookedin thisway
i

d Fish& chips- whatkindof fish?

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5 lmagineyou are at the restaurantwith a group of friends.What
would you recommendto the following people?

Sausage
& mash- whatkindof
sausage?

a is vegetarian
b doesn'tlikesalad

Chickensaladwith grapes- what
kindof chicken?

c lovescheese
d is on a diet

6oz (170g)steak- whatkindof
steak?

tiecs b*nus
Makea classmenu.Choosea dish.Thenwritea one-linedescription
of it
(likethe italics
on the menu).Thenlookat the menuandchoosefrom other
students'
dishes.

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whichisbothin yourlanguage
and
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everyword.
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I can choosefood from a menu.

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Where will I ñnd it?

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go to Debenhamson Wednesdayevening.
are lookingfor thesethings.Match the
with what the shop assistantsays.

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secondfloor

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the store guide. On which floor will you
find the departmentsin Exercise3?
a Men,S
accessories qroundfi.oor
c
d

e
f

Cosmetics
Women'sfootr,riear
Childrenswear
LUSgage
Cadgets
and games

US English
first floor
secondfloor
third floor

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Writea listof sixthingsyouwantto buyin the
depar"tment
store.Civeyourlistto a partner.
Findthe
department
andfloorforyourpartne/s
sixthings.
Scanthe store guide againand find the
answersto these questions.Which floor do
you need to go to?
a CanI makea phone
call?
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2 Childrenswear

G Accountopening/
payments
Children's
accessories
-ome

Café

Luggage

Cashmachine

h

Arc thore

anv tnilpt
c Can I set some monev here?
d

[-)n thorr ron¡ir ch^é
Ordering service

Accountopening/
paymen$

Personal
shopper

f

R¡hv f¡cilitie<
f-niic¡t

hv ¡¡r

ls therea hairdresser's?

Accessories

Disabled
facilities

Cosmetics

Orderino

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cen¡ire

Restaurant

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dr ru tdr I 1tr5

Jewelleryandwatches
Yenswear

Telephone

roilets

e CanI havesomething
to eat?

Watch repairs

+^

lYen'saccessories

Wedding servlce

Ylen'sfootwear

Womenswear

Women's accessories
Women'sfootwear

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Onewordin eachpairis spelledincorrectly.
(Circle)the
correctspelling.
Thencheckyour
answers
in the storeguide.
a

ACCSSONCS

b reslaranl
c telephon

restaurant
telephone

rloetc
c o:
o"-ó''"
e jewellery
f machine

o¡rlioic

lewelery
mashine


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B What does that sign say?
1 You are in a department store and you
want to do these things. Which sign
should you look for? Match the signswith
the things you want to do.
a Youwantto tryon a pairof trousers.
E
b Youwantto havea cupof coffee.tr
floor.I
c Youwantto go upto thesecond
pairof trousers.
d Youwantto ordera smaller
I
e Youwantto leavethe building.
n
f Youwantto puy.tr

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While you are looking for the signs in Exercise1, you see the
signs below. Look at each sign and answerthe question.

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on hundredsof best-selling(Ds

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d Doesthis meanyou gettwo CDsfor the priceof one?
a Canyou get out here?
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b Caneveryonehavetaxfree shopping?

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e CanI go up to the secondfloorin the lift?

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at these noticeson shop
and doors. Matchthe
with the explanationsbelow.
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Theshopis openone evening.
I
Youmustn'teatanythingin thisshop.I
Be carefulwhen you comethroughthe
door.I
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English?
Rewritethe signsand notices.

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can readsignsto understand
them.

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o Wherecanyougetforeigncurencyif fou'r" goingabroad?
Tick/ theboxes.

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c at a bank

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thesesentenc",
usinganATMwiththewordsin itolics.
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customer(C) or the assistant
(A)?

or
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b Whaflsthe exchongerote?I
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1 Mieko is on her way to
Mexico City. She hasjust
spent a few days in the
United States.She is
changingUS dollarsinto
Mexicanpesosat Travelex
at LosAngeles airport.
Look at the leaflet on the
oppositepage quicklyand
answerher question.

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l don'tspend?

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Here are some more of Mieko'squestions.Answerthe questions
with yes or no.
Do I haveto pay
commission
when
I reirrrn nccnc
h:vpn't

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l st h e r e¿ t i m el i m i to n
Ine Bur BackPIusotfer?

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Now answerthe questionsin Exercise2 again. Give
details from the leaflet.

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aqn k s&.

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C

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cnont?

\\'henI returnunspent
pesos,is the exchange
r a t eh i g h etrh a nf o r
bu¡ingine;'n?


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ownpeaceof mindfor only
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Cheques
]*^:,r::n::.are
fegarded
as two sepafate
exch
angesevenif purchased
during
thesamevisit.
r Maxjmum
limirof g10,000applies.
_exchange
. BuyBackplus
exchanges
mustUecompteiJwjrhin31 days
of
theoriginal
purchase.
. Offerconditjonal
onpfesentati0n
0f theoriginal
receiptand
passport
whenfeturning
foreign
of traveliers
cheques
. orrervarioro. one
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unspenrcunrency
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rravetei
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wttnout
notice.
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wor.ldwide
money

the Terrns& Conditionssection of the leaflet. Are these
true (T) or false (F)?

ó Readthe three sentencesabout
Mieko'strip. Do you think she
will
use the Buy Back Plusoffer?
Youcan returnyourmoneyto Travelex
in the countryyou'regoingto. __f-_
Why? / Why not?
Youhaveto pay$10 if you wantto buycashandtravellers
cheques
at the sametime. -----a Shewantsto exchange
$27into
Youcan'treturnunspentcurrency

morethana monthafterbuyingit. _-___
pesos.
Mexican
Youmustshowyourpassport
when returning
yourforeigncurrency.
_--___
Youcan'treturnmoreforeigncurrency
thanyou boughtfromTravelex.
______

the correct verb to complete each sentence.
You@yg)/ don'thove fo showyour passportwhen exchanging
money.
Youccn f con't usethe Buy BackPlusofferwhen exchanging
morethan
$10,000.
Youmust / don'thove to showyour receiptif you wantto returnyour
foreigncunency.
Youmust/ don't hovefo returnall your unspentcurrencyat the same
time.
Youcon / night nof alwaysfind this offeratTravelex
in the USA.

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Ba* PUrs oltex be¡.auseüe asL oÍ
Lakmg up üe olter Ls $5 whkh Ls
qut"tz a, lnrge percznLa4eol üe gZ1
whtrh she can reb,+rn.
b She'sdoing a tr¡¡o-monthSpanish

coursein Mexico.
c She'sonly changingplanesat Los
Angeles on her way back to Tokyo.


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Can I get money here?

B

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Prepareyourselffor readinga text by thrnkingabout
the topic in your own language.
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Mieko hasjust arrivedin Mexico.She is going
to get some money from an ATM. Tick / the
thing she needsto know before she usesthe
machine.
a herdebitcardnumber
b herbankaccount
nr.¡", I
c herPIN(personal
identification
number)I

Which of these options do you have when
you use an ATM in your country? Tick./ your
answers.
a Y o uc ¿ no r d e ra b ¿ r xs r ¿ r e - e r t .E
b Youcanfindout hor,.n tch noney you havein your
bankaccount.
c Y o uc ¿ ng e tn o l e \ Í ' o r : . e - ¿ c h , r e .I
d Youc¿ngeta rece,pt.e Youcanordera cheque)cc*. I
f Y o uc a ns t ¿ rat g a r ¡. Í ' , o - - ¿ < e a m i s t a k eI ,
L o o k a t t h e n i n e s c r e e n s .T h e s e s h o w E n g l i s h
instructions for using an ATM in Mexico.

As you read the instructions, mime the actions
and press the keys.

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Can I get money here? t;;¡*i-:€
the things in Exercise2 can Mieko do
n ATM?

you know .'.?
fustATM was at BarclaYsBank
Enfie]d,London.It was installed
1967.The maximum withdrawal

Look at the screenbelow. When might you see
this screenon the ATM? Tick / your answers.
I afterscreenI f
2 afterscreen
2!
3 afterscreen

3!
4 afterscreen
4!
5 afterscreen
5E

was fl10

sevenverbson the screens.
These
ativeform of the verb.(Theimperative
sameasthe infinitive
without'to'.)
We use
formfor instructions.
fte verbs.
erL

Look at screens4 and 5 on the opposite page.
Which buttons can you presson these screens
if you don't want to continue?

****fu*zct*
someinstructions
for a machinewhichyou can
drangeeurosto dollars.
Complete
the instructions
the verbsabove.
the amountin figures

C to cancelor changethe amount.
_ youreuroDanKnotes.

yourUSdollars

tt¡iekodecidednot to continue.How manydifferentways
canyou finishthis sentence?
'She
decidednot to continuebecause...'

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Nexttimeyou usean ATM,chooseEnglish
instructions
andfollowthem.

for yourreceipt.
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$g$$$g#$$$$#$$$
checklisE
what you cando.
buy moneyat a CurrencyExchange
and understand

aboutreturning
unusedcurrency

predictthe contentof a text by thinkingaboutthe topic

ownransuage
followinstructions
to usean ATM.

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whicharetrue for you.

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goon holiday
withmyfamily.
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I sometimes
bookholidays
onthelnternet.
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in fgypt.@the
conect
wordsto maketrue senténces
aboutEgypl
a Youcansaildown the RiverArnozon
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b Youcan ridea comel / on elephont.
c Youcanvisitpyramids,
tombsand costles
/ temples.

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Your hotel

4 star hoteloffering314 roomseach
with a balconyoverlooking
the Nile
or the gardens.
In the hearlof the city centre.

Valeriaand her sister are
going on a week'sholidayto
Luxor.Valeriais checkingthe
website of their hotel. Look
at the words below. Skim the
homepage.6¡rcDthe words
which best describethe
hotel.
a cheap
/ expensive
b big/ small

1 kilometrefrom LuxorTemple.
500 metresfrom LuxormuseLtm,
Papyrusand the shoppingarea.
2 restaurants,
café,3 bars,beauty
salon,gift shop, hairdresser,
a heatedpool,nightclub,sports
facilities.
Privateparking.
Meetingroom.

(Circldthewords on the

homepagewhich makeyou
think that the MercureLuxor
is a top-classhotel.

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five things you would
b find in the bedroom
hotel. Readthis
Does it mention
you thought of?

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ntP://www mercureu^or.com/rooms

Room(s):314
Numberof free childrenin parents'room 2

the webpage again.
you like most about

(ofl...
no*ou

Room fittings:
220/240V AC
Air conditioning
Phone
Radio
Satellite/ CablecolourTV

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nounis made

words- ori gollery,

Bathroom fittings:
Bath tub

Findcompoundnouns
in thissection
withthesewords:

Room service:
Hot dishes
Cold snacks
Weekdayhours:24 hours
Weekendhours:24hours

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sister has some
about the hotel.

at her questions.
the questionswith
no.

Other services:
Dry cleaning/ ironing
Babysittingon request
Safe deposit box at Reception

Here are some more questions.Can you find the answersto
these questionson the website?Write I don't knowif there is no
information.

b therea television
ir the bedroom?

answerthe questionsin
5 again. Give more
ils from the website.
Yes, tk's 1 kúome,*e {rom

Would you like to stay at the Mercure Luxor?Why? / Why not?
ll& Ws.I I -ps4¿Llkp b.-pfuu-qLile !!erew.e,--L-uxor
bs¿t¿t2e._________

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aboutthe hotel.Civeyourquestions

to a partner.
Answeryourpartner's
questions.


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1 Fabiois travellingaround
the world and is planning
to travel to Luxor by train.
Do you think the Mercure
Luxor is a good hotel for
him? Why? / Why not?
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The Nefediti Hotel was the fÍrst budget hotel in Luxor and is in the
heart of the historical district. To the west, the hotel overlooks the
a n c i e n t L u x o r T e m p l e a n d t h e a ü e n u e o f t h e S p h i n x e s ,t h e r i v e r
Nileand the West Bank Mountains.
R i v e rN i l e
Luxor
Temple

Here are three questions
Fabio alwaysasksbefore
he choosesa place to stay.
Add two more questions
to this list.

400 m

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It is locatedon El-sahabiSt, a side street of KarnakTemple St
(Sharia El Karnak).To reach the hotel on foot from the tra¡n
station, walk straight ahead up the main street towards Luxor
Temple, which faces you. Turn right onto KarnakTemple Street,
p a s s i n gt h e b u s s t a t i o n o n y o u r l e f t . T h e h o t e l ¡ s o n y o u r r i g h t .

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We are happy to offer to pick you up on arrival at the tra¡n or bus
stat¡on as a free service.
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Didyouknow...?
Nefertitiwas a queenol EgypL
who ruledfrom 1372-1350
BC
Shewas the wife
ofAkhenaton

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The Nefertiti is ten m¡nuteswalk from the railway station and

three from the bus station.

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Nefertiti
Hotel

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Trainstation

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Look at three pages
from the website for the
Nefertiti Hotel. Write
the answersto the three
questionsin Exercise2.

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station Avenue of Sphinxes

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Our roof terrace is where
you can relax and enjoy
the fantastic panoram¡c
view. We serve a variety
of drinks and Egyptian
dishes,and you can
also order one of many
different fruit sheeshas.

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For our guests, we provide free luggage storage and showers
after checkout. Brochures and maps are available at the front
desk. As always, we offer friendly and helpful service.
We alsohave:
. S a t e l l i t eW i n t h e p u b l i c r o o m s
. Internet serv¡ce
. Laundry service
. Bike rentals

. Transportation
Room service
Souvenir shop
. B i l l i a r dt a b l e a n d g a m e s


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webpagesagain.
questionswith
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T h e N e f e r t i t i h a s 2 5 r o o m s , a l l w i t h a i r - c o n d i t i o n i n g ,p r i v a t e
shower and toilet.
M a n y r o o m s h a v e b a l c o n i e s .W e p r o v i d e t o w e l s , t o i l e t p a p e r
a n Qs o a p .

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Single
Double

UK Sterling
f5
f7

Euros
€9
LII

US Dollar
$7
$11
$14

Also payable in Egyptian pounds.

Our healthybreakfasts
are availableanytimeuntil noon
(includedwith the room).Youhaveyour choicefor a
Continental
or Egyptianbreakfast.

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Would you like to stay
at the Nefertiti?
Why? / Why not? Would
you rather stay here or at
the Mercure Luxor?

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and
find a websiteabouta hotel
in your country.Findsome

rnrormailon
In tngilsn.uo
you thinkvisitors
will likethis
hotel?

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find out detailsabouta hotel'sfacilities.
droosea suitablehotel.

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