Live & Travel III
- Survival English -
Before the airport:
- Depending on the country you’ll need a visa. However, there are more than 150 countries which Brazilians can visit without having a visa.
- Read about the culture and laws of the country.
- Make a copy of your documents (ID, Passport, Driver’s license).
- Never travel without a medical insurance.
- Don’t take all of your money in cash.
- Always be polite.
Before the airport:
- Depending on the country you’ll need a visa. However, there are more than 150 countries which Brazilians can visit without having a visa.
- Read about the culture and laws of the country.
- Make a copy of your documents (ID, Passport, Driver’s license).
- Never travel without a medical insurance.
- Don’t take all of your money in cash.
- Always be polite.
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Vocabulary: parts of an airport:
- A duty free shop: a shop where you don’t have to pay taxes on the goods you have.
- A departure lounge: the part of the airport where you wait before you get onto the plane.
- A gate: where you go to get onto your flight.
- A control tower: the building in an airport which tells planes when it is safe for them to take off or land.
- A runaway: the part of an airport, like a road, which planes use when arriving or departing.
- A departure lounge: the part of the airport where you wait before you get onto the plane.
- A gate: where you go to get onto your flight.
- A control tower: the building in an airport which tells planes when it is safe for them to take off or land.
- A runaway: the part of an airport, like a road, which planes use when arriving or departing.
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Vocabulary: verbs about air travel:
- To check-in: to show your documents to the airline staff so your jorney can begin.
- To board/ to embark: to go onto a plane.
- To disembark: to get off a plane.
- To take off: to start flying in the air.
- To land: to bring a plane down to the ground.
- To fasten/unfasten your seatbelt: to secure yo parts o a seatbelt together to untie your seatbelt.
- To declare: to give information about goods or money you are bringing into a country.
- To confiscate: to take something away from someone as punishment for doing something wrong.
- To board/ to embark: to go onto a plane.
- To disembark: to get off a plane.
- To take off: to start flying in the air.
- To land: to bring a plane down to the ground.
- To fasten/unfasten your seatbelt: to secure yo parts o a seatbelt together to untie your seatbelt.
- To declare: to give information about goods or money you are bringing into a country.
- To confiscate: to take something away from someone as punishment for doing something wrong.
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