Barbara (was working/worked/had been working) as a flight attendant for two years before she decided to take a holiday. She went (to/in/at) the booking office to arrange her flight and to check all the details of the trip to Florida. “We don’t have (some/any/a few) flights to Florida this weekend,” said the travel agent. “Would you like to go somewhere else? You (need/have to/can) go to London or Paris if you want. Ladies (usually choose/usually chose/choose usually) Paris. They like the city. There are more requests for flights to Paris.” Barbara looked at the agent and said, “If I were you, I (will/ would have/ would) choose this city but I spend most of my time flying to Europe. I want to stay here in the US. (Either/Both/Neither) Paris nor London appeals to me. What about flights to California?” The agent looked at the computer screen and said: “We have a few flights to Los Angeles. (How long/How much/How many) do you want to stay?” “A week is enough,” replied Barbara. In the end, Barbara spent (such/an/a) enjoyable week in Los Angeles. Even now she tells her friends that it is the best holiday that she (had ever had/has ever had/ever has had)
Bus driver: Here you are.Водитель автобуса: Вот, возьмите. Passenger: How much is the fare?Пассажир: Какова стоимость билета? Bus driver: One dollar fifty.Водитель автобуса: Один доллар, пятьдесят центов. Passenger: Will you accept a two-dollar bill?Пассажир: Примете ли Вы купюру в два доллара? Bus driver: No, only exact change or a token.Водитель автобуса: Нет, только точную сумму или проездной жетон. Passenger: Do I have to pay for a three-year-old child?Пассажир: Должен ли я платить за трёхлетнего ребенка? Bus driver: No, children under seven ride free.Водитель автобуса: Нет, дети в возрасте до семи лет проезжают бесплатно. Passenger: Ok, thank you.Пассажир: Хорошо Водитель автобуса: Не могли бы вы отступить от двери и отойти назад? Пусть другие пассажиры войдут. Passenger: Yes, of course. No problem.Пассажир: Да, конечно. Мне не сложно.