Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 68 views

    Lesson 2.5 Going Through Customs - Eng-Jsp - 10

    Uploaded by

    Khadidja Djabi
    The document provides information about going through customs at an airport arrival. It includes a sample dialogue between a traveler and customs officer, where the officer asks if the traveler has anything to declare and checks their suitcase. It then gives useful expressions for customs and defines vocabulary words like declare, allowance, belonging, carry, proceed and suitcase. Finally, it has an exercise to complete a customs conversation using those terms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Lesson 2.5 Going Through Customs - Eng-Jsp - 10

    Uploaded by

    Khadidja Djabi
    68 views3 pages
    The document provides information about going through customs at an airport arrival. It includes a sample dialogue between a traveler and customs officer, where the officer asks if the traveler has anything to declare and checks their suitcase. It then gives useful expressions for customs and defines vocabulary words like declare, allowance, belonging, carry, proceed and suitcase. Finally, it has an exercise to complete a customs conversation using those terms.

    Original Title

    Lesson 2.5 Going Through Customs _Eng-Jsp_10

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document provides information about going through customs at an airport arrival. It includes a sample dialogue between a traveler and customs officer, where the officer asks if the traveler has anything to declare and checks their suitcase. It then gives useful expressions for customs and defines vocabulary words like declare, allowance, belonging, carry, proceed and suitcase. Finally, it has an exercise to complete a customs conversation using those terms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    68 views3 pages

    Lesson 2.5 Going Through Customs - Eng-Jsp - 10

    Uploaded by

    Khadidja Djabi
    The document provides information about going through customs at an airport arrival. It includes a sample dialogue between a traveler and customs officer, where the officer asks if the traveler has anything to declare and checks their suitcase. It then gives useful expressions for customs and defines vocabulary words like declare, allowance, belonging, carry, proceed and suitcase. Finally, it has an exercise to complete a customs conversation using those terms.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 3

    Lesson 2.

    5 Arrival at the Airport: Going through


    TRAVEL LESSONS Customs

    Going Through Customs

    Section 1: Dialogue

    Please read the following dialogue between an arriving traveller and airport customs
    officer at the airport in Los Angeles.

    Customs officer: Good morning. Welcome to Los Angeles. May I look at your
    declaration form?
    Traveler: Certainly. Here you go.
    Customs officer: Do you have anything to declare?
    Traveler: No, nothing. Just within the normal allowance.
    Customs Officer: What do you have in this suitcase?
    Traveler: Clothes, personal belongings, and 2 bottles of wine.
    Customs Officer: Ok, do you have anything else besides these?
    Traveler: No, that’s all.
    Customs Officer: Are you carrying more than ten thousand dollars?
    Traveler: No.
    Customs Officer: Ok, thank you. You may proceed. Have a nice stay in the United
    States.
    Traveler: Thank you. I am sure I will.

    © English Development Pro Asia, Inc. All Right Reserved


    Lesson 2.5 Arrival at the Airport: Going through
    TRAVEL LESSONS Customs

    Section 2: Useful Expression

    Please take note of the following useful expressions.

    1. Here you go.


    2. I have no items to declare.
    3. This is my first time to visit America.
    4. I just have clothes, and my personal belongings.
    5. I brought under five thousand dollars.
    6. I have two bottles of wine.
    7. Certainly!
    8. Just within the normal allowance.
    9. I am here on business.
    10. Thank you.

    Section 3: Vocabulary Words and Expressions

    Please read the vocabulary word/ expression with its definition and sample sentence.

    Vocabulary Word Sample Sentence


    declare I have nothing to declare.
    [di klér]
    verb
    allowance I am within the normal allowance.
    [ə lów ənss]
    noun
    belonging I have my belongings in my suitcase.
    [bi láwnging]
    noun
    carry Can you help me with my suitcase?
    [karee]
    verb
    proceed You may proceed to Customs.
    [prō seed]
    verb
    suitcase I have packed my suitcase.
    [sóot kàyss]
    noun

    © English Development Pro Asia, Inc. All Right Reserved


    Lesson 2.5 Arrival at the Airport: Going through
    TRAVEL LESSONS Customs

    Section 4: Completing the Conversation Exercise

    Please complete the dialogue by using the words from the box below.

    Customs officer: Do you have anything to ______?


    Traveller: No, nothing. All my things are under the normal ________.
    Customs Officer: What do you have in this ________?
    Traveller: Just my personal s, such as clothes, and a few books.
    Customs Officer: Are you ing more than ten thousand dollars?
    Traveller: No.
    Customs Officer: Ok, thank you. You may _________. Have a nice stay in the United
    States.
    Traveller: Thank you. I am sure I will.
    Declare Allowance Belonging Carry Proceed Suitcase

    © English Development Pro Asia, Inc. All Right Reserved

    You might also like