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M: I see. Thank you. Situation 2 Going Through Security A Listen and Do M: Good morning, ma’am. May I see your ID and boarding pass, please? W: Of course, here you are. M: Thank you. Please place your bags flat on the conveyor belt and use the bins provided for any small items. W: Should I take my laptop out of the bag? M: Yes, please remove your laptop, hat, and shoes, and place them in separate bins. Any other items in your pockets, such as your keys or coins, should also be placed in the bin. W: All right. [ The passenger walks through the metal detector. ] M: You can collect your items. Just a quick reminder: any toiletries in your bag should be enclosed in a resealable bag. W: I’m sorry I wasn’t aware of that. M: It’s all right, just keep it in mind for next time. Unfortunately, this bottle of lotion is too large. W: Really? What should I do with it? M: I’m afraid you’ll have to leave it here. Liquids and gels are only permitted if they are less than 3.4 ounces, and they must be in a clear plastic bag that is less than one quart in size with a resealable top. W: I understand, thank you. Check Up A 1. W: Would you like a window or an aisle seat? M: ⓐ Never mind. ⓑ This way, please. ⓒ Aisle seat, please. 2. W: Please lay your bags flat on the conveyor belt and use the bins for small objects. M: Do I need to take my laptop out of the bag? W: Yes, you do. Take off your hat and your shoes, too. [ The man walks through the metal detector. ] W: It’s $250 for one-way. Do you need a round-trip ticket? M: No, just one-way, please. W: Okay. May I have your name and phone number? M: My name is James Miller. My phone number is 014- 2677-9980. W: All right, Mr. Miller. I’ll make a reservation for flight GE853 leaving Incheon International Airport for Beijing on April 5 at 7:00 p.m. M: Thank you. Check Up A 1. W: How much is the full-day tour? M: ⓐ Let me get that booked for you. ⓑ My name is Larry Thomas. ⓒ It costs $95 per person. 2. M: I’d like to make a reservation for a flight to Tokyo. W: When are you leaving? M: Tomorrow morning. Are there any flights available? W: Yes, we have one at 9 o’clock and another at 11. Which do you prefer? M: I’ll take the 11 o’clock flight. LESSON 3 Departure Procedures at the Airport pp. 56~61 Situation 1 Flight Check-In A Listen and Do W: Good morning, sir. Your ticket and passport, please. M: Here you are. W: Are you going to Los Angeles? M: That’s right. W: Would you like a window or an aisle seat? M: A window seat, please. What is the boarding time? W: The boarding time is 11:45 a.m. Do you have any luggage to check? M: Yes, this suitcase. W: All right. Here are your boarding pass and baggage claim tag. The flight is departing from Gate C8. Listening Scripts I 225