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Passenger safety briefing.

Ladies and gentlemen, this announcement contains important safety information.
Your hand-baggage must not abstract isles or emergency exits and must be placed under the seating front of you or a near of a head locker.
Annual seat area there is a safety card which contains details of escape roots, oxygen masks and lifejackets. Please, study it carefully.
Emergency exits are located on both sides of the aircraft. There are clearly marked and doubly pointed up to you now. In the online () having used an escape slide. Please, leave all hand-baggage behind and ladies remove high-hill shoes.
Please, now ensure your table is folded away, your seatback upright with the arm-rest down and your seatbelt fastened.
The seat belt is fastened and adjusted like this and unfastened like this.

Unit 6
In my opinion
Introduction I

For me, any film by writer director David Mamet is something to say that. His vastly under-rated second film 'Things change' starring Don Ameche ... ...tickle Mamet man Joe Mantegna is currently experiencing revival. It's a story of a lonely New York Italian shoe repairer Don Ameche who bearing a striking similarity to a member of a New York mob is approaching us to become his devil and take the rap for murder. His promised award is a fishing boat of his dreams when he thought a due time to jaw. Like a pump, your views on 'Things change'.

Well, I'm stock of saying I share your adorations of Mamet's work. To me, he's a micro-poetry myths, and this film is not exception. It's a ... to moving (miving) story ... crafted with quick magnificent acting, by both Ameche and Montagna.

What do you think of TV? Strip wise went to find out.

They shouldn't have so many repeats I mean everything that was on last night I've seen before.

I'm fond up of these programs when they show silly except from home videos. I don't think they're particularly funny and they present them so silly.

A sort of programs gets so mines is its English treasures in the people who come on them. They'll seem to be trying to sent their latest book film or record.

Listening 3
Could you be a flight attendant?
- Right. That’s looked I (wanted) taxed to be a stewardess.
- Well the first thing to say is that we don’t use the term ‘stewardess’ or ‘steward’ or ‘airhead’s’ anymore. The proper term is ‘flight attendant’.
- Of course, I’m sorry.
- I’m afraid there is a little help for you if you’re not in your twentieth. Of course, some airlines will take you on saying if you’re nineteen, but practically nowhere line will look at you if you’re over the thirty. So (…) 19 to 29 is about it.
- What about the way you look?
- Companies too differ quite a bit when it comes for the physical appearance. If you’re (undefined featuring…) that’s about one mil to 55 your chances are slim. And also if you’re 0.62 about mil to 85 you’re probably excluded. You should be of of-reach build and your weight should be proportional to your height. Some of the aisles repeat narrow and it helps when you could squeeze past the drinks trolley without looking at the passengers’ drink of their hand.

At the check-in-desk.

Dialogue 1
- Good morning.
- Good morning. Is this a check-in for BA113 to Paris?
- It is. Can I see your ticket?
- Sure. Here you are.
- Thank you. Can you put your suitcases on the baggage skills?