Total duration: 01:36:20
ADVANCED UNIT 2 (B3)
Activity group(s): 1 Number of exercises: 111
Advanced Unit 2 (16 activity (ies) 01:36:20) Keywords [12 word(s)] to accompany (v.) to advise (v.) to arrange (v.) guided tour have a safe trip itinerary jet lag to organize (v.) to show around sightseeing to take sb out timetable
Dialogue: Explore [1 exercises] 1
Well, if you could book me on a train for the 8th, that'll still give me the 9th to tie up any loose ends with Mr. Thompson. What about shows or plays in New York? Is there anything that's getting rave reviews? Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. They say that Dogs is wonderful! Would you like to see a N.Y. Shakespeare Company production?
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I was really hoping for something more serious than a musical. What about the opera? 4
There's a production of Tosca at the moment. That's certainly serious enough! We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York?
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Oh, that'd be great! They were here in Japan last year. The Japanese loved them. Did that pose any language problems? How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese?
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It did. I'm not really sure.
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Great! I love Puccini! Go ahead and get me a seat for the 7th. I should be over my jet lag by then. By the way, can you arrange for me to be picked up from the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your flight number and arrival time? Just give us a call as soon as you get in.
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Yes, that's the best thing. I'll look it over and get back to you as soon as possible. Can you arrange for me to be picked up at the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your arrival time and flight number? Just give us a call as soon as you get in.
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I think I have it here... Yes, I'm due in at JFK at 7.45 p.m. on July 4th, flight BA 200. 7 7 8
O.K. Do you know which terminal? Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? Don't forget that the 4th is a national holiday.
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I have no idea. I'll fax the details to you as soon as I have them. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. 10 10 10
O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye for now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. O.K. Have a safe trip.
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Oh, yes, Independence Day. I forgot about that! 9 9
All the airports will be extremely busy. JFK will be packed!
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Well, it's too late to do anything about that now. I'll just have to put up with it. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Bye. Have a safe trip.
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You receive another call. It's Mr. Yamamoto. He's calling from the Japanese branch of Cellular Phones. So, Mr. Yamamoto, are you still planning on coming to the States? I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto. Everything's arranged, Mr. Yamamoto.
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I guess you'd like us to plan some entertainment.
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Likewise. Wonderful.
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Good, I didn't think it would be. She's really looking forward to the trip. If you could, yes.
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This will be the first time in New York for both of us. We've been to the U.S. on vacation, but never to the 'Big Apple'. I'll try and make the visit as memorable as possible for you. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. We'll see to it that your trip is a memorable one.
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Oh yes. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm afraid there's been a slight change of plan. My wife will be accompanying me on the trip. That's not a problem at all. Well, it'll be nice to meet her too.
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That would be great. That would be great. That would be great.
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Yippee! I love slot machines!
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What about the Empire State Building?
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What did you have in mind? A day trip to Atlantic City by train. The casinos are fun. A boat trip around Manhattan. The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and all the bridges! The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters.
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But I'm not sure I'll have time for that, unless I can reschedule a couple of meetings. I'll see what I can do for you. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. That shouldn't be necessary. I'm sure we can work around your schedule.
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That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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Is there anything I could bring you from Japan, as a way of saying thank you? Honestly, it's a pleasure to help out. I'm just happy being able to help. You don't have to go to any trouble.
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I'd appreciate that. Also, I'm hoping to get away to the country after taking care of business. Can you recommend anything? The Catskills are a favorite of mine. The scenery up there is just gorgeous. Cape Cod is worth a visit. I'm sure you'd love the beaches. Maine is quite beautiful at this time of year.
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Could you? Really? Really?
No, I insist. No, I insist. No, I insist.
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After all, you're doing so much for my wife and me. It's only natural. Well, I wouldn't mind a couple of video games. An anthology of Basho's poetry would be wonderful. I like Rumiko Takahashi's work. I wouldn't mind her latest manga.
Email me your console reference and I'll see what I can do. Yes, I heard you liked haiku. I'll see what I can do. Yes, she's very popular in the States. I'll see what I can do.
Word Pronunciation [12 word(s)] to accompany to advise entertainment guided tour have a safe trip itinerary jet lag to organize to show around sightseeing to take sb out timetable
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Sentence Pronunciation [56 sentence(s)] Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. They say that Dogs is wonderful! Would you like to see a N.Y. Shakespeare Company production? There's a production of Tosca at the moment. That's certainly serious enough! We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York? Did that pose any language problems? How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your flight number and arrival time? Just give us a call as soon as you get in. Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your arrival time and flight number? Just give us a call as soon as you get in. O.K. Do you know which terminal? Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? Don't forget that the 4th is a national holiday. O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye for now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. O.K. Have a safe trip. All the airports will be extremely busy. JFK will be packed! O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Bye. Have a safe trip. So, Mr. Yamamoto, are you still planning on coming to the States? I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto. Everything's arranged, Mr. Yamamoto. That's not a problem at all. Well, it'll be nice to meet her too. I guess you'd like us to plan some entertainment. I'll try and make the visit as memorable as possible for you. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. We'll see to it that your trip is a memorable one. A day trip to Atlantic City by train. The casinos are fun. A boat trip around Manhattan. The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and all the bridges! The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters. I'll see what I can do for you. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. That shouldn't be necessary. I'm sure we can work around your schedule. The Catskills are a favorite of mine. The scenery up there is just gorgeous. Cape Cod is worth a visit. I'm sure you'd love the beaches. Maine is quite beautiful at this time of year. Honestly, it's a pleasure to help out. I'm just happy being able to help. You don't have to go to any trouble. Well, I wouldn't mind a couple of video games. An anthology of Basho's poetry would be wonderful. I like Rumiko Takahashi's work. I wouldn't mind her latest manga.
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Picture/Word Association with speech recognition [3 exercises] 1 a train a van a trolley car a ferry a motorcycle
2 a slot machine a computer a fax machine a video game a cash machine
3 the Statue of Liberty the Golden Gate Bridge Miss America the Empire State Building King Kong
Dialogue: Expression [1 exercises] 1
Well, if you could book me on a train for the 8th, that'll still give me the 9th to tie up any loose ends with Mr. Thompson. What about shows or plays in New York? Is there anything that's getting rave reviews? Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. They say that Dogs is wonderful! Would you like to see a N.Y. Shakespeare Company production?
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I was really hoping for something more serious than a musical. What about the opera? 4
There's a production of Tosca at the moment. That's certainly serious enough! We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York?
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Oh, that'd be great! They were here in Japan last year. The Japanese loved them. Did that pose any language problems? How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese?
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It did. I'm not really sure.
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Great! I love Puccini! Go ahead and get me a seat for the 7th. I should be over my jet lag by then. By the way, can you arrange for me to be picked up from the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your flight number and arrival time? Just give us a call as soon as you get in.
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Yes, that's the best thing. I'll look it over and get back to you as soon as possible. Can you arrange for me to be picked up at the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your arrival time and flight number? Just give us a call as soon as you get in.
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6 6 10
I think I have it here... Yes, I'm due in at JFK at 7.45 p.m. on July 4th, flight BA 200. 7 7 8
O.K. Do you know which terminal? Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? Don't forget that the 4th is a national holiday.
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I have no idea. I'll fax the details to you as soon as I have them. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. 10 10 10
O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye for now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. O.K. Have a safe trip.
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Oh, yes, Independence Day. I forgot about that! 9 9
All the airports will be extremely busy. JFK will be packed!
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Well, it's too late to do anything about that now. I'll just have to put up with it. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Bye. Have a safe trip.
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You receive another call. It's Mr. Yamamoto. He's calling from the Japanese branch of Cellular Phones. So, Mr. Yamamoto, are you still planning on coming to the States? I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto. Everything's arranged, Mr. Yamamoto.
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I guess you'd like us to plan some entertainment.
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Likewise. Wonderful.
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Good, I didn't think it would be. She's really looking forward to the trip. If you could, yes.
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This will be the first time in New York for both of us. We've been to the U.S. on vacation, but never to the 'Big Apple'. I'll try and make the visit as memorable as possible for you. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. We'll see to it that your trip is a memorable one.
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Oh yes. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm afraid there's been a slight change of plan. My wife will be accompanying me on the trip. That's not a problem at all. Well, it'll be nice to meet her too.
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That would be great. That would be great. That would be great.
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Yippee! I love slot machines!
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What about the Empire State Building?
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What did you have in mind? A day trip to Atlantic City by train. The casinos are fun. A boat trip around Manhattan. The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and all the bridges! The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters.
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But I'm not sure I'll have time for that, unless I can reschedule a couple of meetings. I'll see what I can do for you. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. That shouldn't be necessary. I'm sure we can work around your schedule.
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That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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Is there anything I could bring you from Japan, as a way of saying thank you? Honestly, it's a pleasure to help out. I'm just happy being able to help. You don't have to go to any trouble.
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I'd appreciate that. Also, I'm hoping to get away to the country after taking care of business. Can you recommend anything? The Catskills are a favorite of mine. The scenery up there is just gorgeous. Cape Cod is worth a visit. I'm sure you'd love the beaches. Maine is quite beautiful at this time of year.
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Could you? Really? Really?
No, I insist. No, I insist. No, I insist.
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After all, you're doing so much for my wife and me. It's only natural. Well, I wouldn't mind a couple of video games. An anthology of Basho's poetry would be wonderful. I like Rumiko Takahashi's work. I wouldn't mind her latest manga.
Email me your console reference and I'll see what I can do. Yes, I heard you liked haiku. I'll see what I can do. Yes, she's very popular in the States. I'll see what I can do.
The Right Word with speech recognition [2 exercises] 1
Extremely means highly. Average Ordinarily Usually
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To look forward to means to wait eagerly for something. In fear of Apathetic Unenthusiastic Indifferent Nonchalant 'To look forward to'
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Word Association [1 exercises] 1
Match the words from the dialogue with their antonyms on the right. doubt pick up fit the bill look memorable look forward to stay spend
be certain drop off be unsuitable ignore forgettable dread leave save
Key grammar explanations [3 grammar point(s)] 1
Use of 'both'
2
Absence of necessity
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Nouns and adjectives of nationality
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Grammar Practice [1 exercises] 1
Reformulate as in the example. Example: Irish
Ireland
Scottish
Scotland
Portuguese
Portugal
Mexican
Mexico
Nouns and adjectives of nationality
Fill-in-the-Blanks [6 exercises] 1
What about shows or plays in New York at the moment? Is there anything that's getting rave reviews ? I'll send you a guide to what's happening in the city. By the way, can you arrange for me to be picked up at the airport? Yes, let me have your arrival time and flight number. I'm due at JFK at 7:45 p.m. on July 4th, flight BA 200. Don't forget the 4th is a national holiday . Oh, I forgot about that. All the airports will be extremely busy . Well, it's too late to do anything about that now. Use of the past participle as an adjective
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We might be able to get you a ticket for Tosca. It's getting rave reviews . I was really hoping for something less serious . What about a musical ? They say Cats is wonderful . Shall I get you a seat for the 16th? That sounds good. I should be over my jet lag by then. 'Can' - 'Could' - 'To be able to'
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The main postpositions
The main postpositions
I'm afraid there's been a change of plans. My wife will be accompanying me to New York. Will you be changing your itinerary ? Yes, we'll be arriving two days earlier. That's no problem . I'll change your hotel reservations . Also, we'd like to get away to the country. Any suggestions ? Yes, the Catskills are just gorgeous at this time of year. That sounds wonderful. Go ahead and make the arrangements. The main postpositions
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It's time to go home. It's time for a coffee. It's no use crying over spilt milk. It's no good turning it on, there's a power outage. It's time to get up . It's not worth writing him an email. Expressions followed by the gerund
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The main postpositions
'To write'
It's worth learning a foreign language. It's no use shouting , there's no one here. I can type that report for you. He can't wash his hands because the water's too hot. It's time to go to work. It's time for sleeping. Expressions followed by the gerund
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I'm really looking forward to my adventure holiday. I'd like to go canoeing, or rock-climbing. People always look forward to getting away from work for a bit. No doubt they'd like to do it more often. It's nice to have a short break to look forward to . Would you like to come too? 'To look forward to'
Verbs without a continuous form
Sentence Practice [1 exercises] 1
Rewrite the following sentences as in the example. Example: My brother is as tall as my father.
Both my brother and my father are tall.
Japanese is as difficult as Chinese.
Both Japanese and Chinese are difficult. Both Chinese and Japanese are difficult.
The subway is as crowded as the roads.
Both the subway and the roads are crowded. Both the roads and the subway are crowded.
The beaches are as beautiful as the countryside.
Both the beaches and the countryside are beautiful. Both the countryside and the beaches are beautiful.
Use of 'both'
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Word Order with speech recognition [8 exercises] 1
I'll fax the details to you this afternoon. I'll fax the details to you this afternoon.
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There's a new There's a new play
play on Broadway that's getting rave on Broadway that's getting rave reviews.
reviews.
Addresses and phone numbers
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I'm afraid that I I'm afraid that I would
would not understand Shakespeare not understand Shakespeare in English.
'That' and dependent clauses
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I think there are a few I think there are a few tickets left Use of the passive
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it won't it won't be
in
English.
Construction of the present conditional
tickets for the
left for the Sibelius concert.
'To be left' - 'To have left'
be any trouble at all picking any trouble at all picking you up
Sibelius
concert.
'Few' - 'A few' - 'Many'
you
up.
The main postpositions
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The airports will be packed because of the school The airports will be packed because of the school vacation
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I'm looking forward to finally meeting you. I'm looking forward to finally meeting you
vacation
'To look forward to'
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I just need your I just need your flight
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flight number and arrival number and arrival time
time.
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Text Transformation [1 exercises] 1
Put the following text into the negative form. You must stay in a hotel near downtown and you'll need to reserve it today. You have to ask for a room with a fax and email access because it'll be a bigger room. You'll need to book a city tour because you'll need to familiarize yourself with your surroundings. You need to book a taxi from the airport because the sales manager's expecting you. You mustn't stay in a hotel near downtown and you won't need to reserve it today. You don't have to ask for a room with a fax and email access because it won't be a bigger room. You won't need to book a city tour because you won't need to familiarize yourself with your surroundings. You needn't book a taxi from the airport because the sales manager's not expecting you. 'Must' - 'Have to'
Absence of necessity
Dictation [2 exercises] 1
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If you could book me on a bus tour to Atlantic City, I'd be grateful. That'll still give me one full day to tie up any loose ends. Are there any plays that are getting rave reviews at the moment? The new production of Hamlet is supposed to be wonderful. If you prefer, I can send you a guide to what's happening in the city. The main postpositions
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Verbs without a continuous form
Can you arrange for me to be picked up at the airport? Just give us a call as soon as you get in. I haven't received the flight information yet. I'll fax the information to you as soon as I have it, just to confirm my arrival. We're all looking forward to meeting you. Infinitive clauses The main postpositions The prepositions 'in' and 'at' Different meanings of 'all' 'To look forward to'
Dialogue: Comprehension [1 exercises] 1
Well, if you could book me on a train for the 8th, that'll still give me the 9th to tie up any loose ends with Mr. Thompson. What about shows or plays in New York? Is there anything that's getting rave reviews? Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. They say that Dogs is wonderful! Would you like to see a N.Y. Shakespeare Company production? If you like, I can show you around the city myself. We're here to help, Mr. Boardman. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. I think the Johnson would be your best bet. Just give us a call as soon as you get in.
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Really?
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I was really hoping for something more serious than a musical. What about the opera? There's a production of Tosca at the moment. That's certainly serious enough! We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York? JFK will be packed! Hello, can I help you? O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye now. Cape Cod is worth a visit. I'm sure you'd love the beaches. Do you have your flight information?
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That sounds interesting.
Oh, that'd be great! They were here in Japan last year. The Japanese loved them. Did that pose any language problems? How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese? The Central Hotel should fit the bill. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters. The subway takes at least an hour. That's very kind of you. Staying near the airport could be very noisy.
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It did. I'm not really sure.
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Great! I love Puccini! Go ahead and get me a seat for the 7th. I should be over my jet lag by then. By the way, can you arrange for me to be picked up from the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your flight number and arrival time? Just give us a call as soon as you get in. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. Bye. Have a safe trip. That sounds wonderful! If you like, I can show you around the city myself. Yes, I'm looking forward to it.
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Yes, that's the best thing. I'll look it over and get back to you as soon as possible. Can you arrange for me to be picked up at the airport? Do you have your flight information? Can you give me your arrival time and flight number? Just give us a call as soon as you get in. You don't have to go to any trouble. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters. You won't get that for less than two hundred dollars. They say that Dogs is wonderful! I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto.
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6 6 10 No, I insist.
Likewise.
I think I have it here... Yes, I'm due in at JFK at 7.45 p.m. on July 4th, flight BA 200. 7 7 8
O.K. Do you know which terminal? Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? Don't forget that the 4th is a national holiday. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York? No, really. It would be a pleasure. They're both within easy reach of New York. That sounds wonderful! You won't get that for less than two hundred dollars.
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I have no idea. I'll fax the details to you as soon as I have them. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye for now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. O.K. Have a safe trip. How about if I send you a guide to what's happening in New York? We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. Maine is quite beautiful at this time of year. Can you give me your flight number and arrival time? If you like, I can show you around the city myself.
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That sounds interesting.
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Oh, yes, Independence Day. I forgot about that! All the airports will be extremely busy. JFK will be packed! If I were you, I'd go for the Marrion. Hello, Sales Department. That's very kind of you. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. Good afternoon, Sales Department.
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That would be great.
Well, it's too late to do anything about that now. I'll just have to put up with it. Thanks for your help. See you on July 4th. O.K., Mr. Boardman. Bye now. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Bye. Have a safe trip. That's very kind of you. The roads into the city are very congested. They're both within easy reach of New York. Did that pose any language problems? I'm just happy being able to help.
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It did. No, I insist.
You receive another call. It's Mr. Yamamoto. He's calling from the Japanese branch of Cellular Phones. So, Mr. Yamamoto, are you still planning on coming to the States? I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto. Everything's arranged, Mr. Yamamoto. You won't get that for less than two hundred dollars. Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. That's very kind of you.
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Oh yes. I'm looking forward to it.
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Likewise. Wonderful.
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Really?
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I'm afraid there's been a slight change of plan. My wife will be accompanying me on the trip. That's not a problem at all. Well, it'll be nice to meet her too. I guess you'd like us to plan some entertainment. It'd be a pleasant change from the office routine. Perhaps, but it'd be very basic. An anthology of Basho's poetry would be wonderful.
Good, I didn't think it would be. She's really looking forward to the trip. If you could, yes.
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Yes, I heard you liked haiku. I'll see what I can do.
All the airports will be extremely busy. No, really. It would be a pleasure.
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This will be the first time in New York for both of us. We've been to the U.S. on vacation, but never to the 'Big Apple'. I'll try and make the visit as memorable as possible for you. Well, let's try and make it a trip to remember. We'll see to it that your trip is a memorable one. All the airports will be extremely busy. Yes, I'm looking forward to it. "See New York" is a reliable tour company. It's a matter of how much you want to spend. Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at?
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That would be great. That would be great. That would be great.
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Yippee! I love slot machines!
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What about the Empire State Building?
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What did you have in mind? A day trip to Atlantic City by train. The casinos are fun. A boat trip around Manhattan. The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and all the bridges! The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters. Well, he must have forgotten. When will you be here? You won't get that for less than two hundred dollars. How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese? No, I enjoy it. It's my hometown. JFK will be packed!
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I'm not really sure.
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But I'm not sure I'll have time for that, unless I can reschedule a couple of meetings. I'll see what I can do for you. That shouldn't be too hard to organize. That shouldn't be necessary. I'm sure we can work around your schedule. Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. There aren't any good hotels around here. How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese? O.K. Have a safe trip. We always use a company called "See New York".
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Could you? Really? Really?
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I'm not really sure.
I'd appreciate that. Also, I'm hoping to get away to the country after taking care of business. Can you recommend anything? The Catskills are a favorite of mine. The scenery up there is just gorgeous. Cape Cod is worth a visit. I'm sure you'd love the beaches. Maine is quite beautiful at this time of year. That sounds wonderful! We could get you a ticket for Tosca at the Met. Well, it'll be nice to meet her too.
That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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That sounds interesting.
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She's really looking forward to the trip.
I think the Johnson would be your best bet. Hello, can I help you?
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Is there anything I could bring you from Japan, as a way of saying thank you? Honestly, it's a pleasure to help out. I'm just happy being able to help. You don't have to go to any trouble. The Central Hotel should fit the bill. Miss Peking is supposed to be very good. How does Shakespeare translate into Japanese? In that case, we're talking two hundred dollars a night. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. And the Cloisters.
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No, I insist. No, I insist. No, I insist.
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I'm not really sure.
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After all, you're doing so much for my wife and me. It's only natural. Well, I wouldn't mind a couple of video games. An anthology of Basho's poetry would be wonderful. I like Rumiko Takahashi's work. I wouldn't mind her latest manga. Got it. Which terminal are you arriving at? If you like, I can show you around the city myself. I'm looking forward to meeting you, Mr. Yamamoto. I'll see what I can do for you. I think the Johnson would be your best bet.
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Email me your console reference and I'll see what I can do. Yes, I heard you liked haiku. I'll see what I can do. Yes, she's very popular in the States. I'll see what I can do.
Likewise. Could you?
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