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(2) Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 Town and country. U A. H C. S R. O V. Dieser Download ist ein Auszug aus dem Originaltitel Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 Über diesen Link gelangen Sie zur entsprechenden Produktseite im Web. http://www.auer-verlag.de/go/dl6749. zur Vollversion.
(3) Name:. Station 3 A. A city centre Task 1 Find the places in the box below by asking your partner questions. Write the names of the places in the correct boxes on the map of the city centre.. A ns ic ht. " the City bank " the City hospital " the Dolce Vita restaurant. U A. " the library " St. Mark’s church " Dunbar’s department store. H C. " the Oxfam clothes shop " the post office. O V. Task 2 Answer your partner’s questions. Example: “Yes, … is in … Road. It’s next to … / behind … / opposite …” 24. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. " the town hall. ur. S R. " the Quick laundry. M us te rz. Town and country. Example: “Excuse me. Do you know where … is, please?”. zur Vollversion.
(4) Name:. Station 3 B. A city centre Task 1 Find the places in the box below by asking your partner questions. Write the names of the places in the correct boxes on the map of the city centre.. A ns ic ht. " the Blackthorn bookshop " the Blyton kindergarten " the covered market. U A. " Dingle’s pet shop " the Odeon cinema " the Royal Oak pub. H C. " the science museum " the Silver Spoon café " Ted’s garage. ur. S R. M us te rz. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. " the Urania theatre. O V. Task 2 Answer your partner’s questions. Example: “Yes, … is in … Road. It’s next to … / behind … / opposite …”. 25 zur Vollversion. Town and country. Example: “Excuse me. Do you know where … is, please?”.
(5) Name:. Station 4. At an airport Jason and his sister Dorothy are at Heathrow Airport, near London. They have tickets for a flight to Miami in Florida where their grandmother lives. They have never been in such a big airport: “Where must we go?” Jason asks his sister. “We must find the terminal for people who are leaving,” Dorothy says.. ARRIVAL. A ns ic ht. Look at these two signs. Highlight the sign Dorothy and Jason should follow.. U A. DEPARTURE. TERMINAL . TERMINAL . H C. Task 2. DESTINATION. BA 118. BOSTON. AA 209. NEW YORK. ur. S R. FLIGHT NUMBER. DEPARTURE TIME. GATE NUMBER. 9 : 45. 10. 9 : 50. 8. LH 254. ATLANTA. 10 : 05. 12. BA 188. MIAMI. 10 : 22. 11. CX 203. 10 : 55. 6. Task 3. O V. ORLANDO. Where must Jason and Dorothy check in and collect their boarding cards? Highlight the correct check-in desk.. AMERICAN AIRLINES CHECK-IN DESK. CATHAY PACIFIC. BRITISH AIRWAYS. CHECK-IN DESK. CHECK-IN DESK. Task 4 Jason and Dorothy now have their boarding cards. Which Gate must they go to? Gate 26. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. Find their flight number on the information board and highlight it.. M us te rz. Town and country. Task 1. zur Vollversion.
(6) Name:. Station 5. A famous skyscraper Task. 1. What’s the American word for ‘lift’ (Aufzug)?. A ns ic ht. Facts about the Empire State Building. U A. 2. How many lifts are there?. 3. What’s on the 102. nd. M us te rz. ur. S R. 4. What’s above the 102 nd floor?. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. H C. floor?. 5. Once a year there’s a race from the ground floor to the 102nd floor. How many stairs are there?. O V. 6. How often are the windows washed?. 7. What building stood on this site before the Empire State Building was built?. 8. In 1799 there was a farm on this site. Who did it belong to?. 27 zur Vollversion. Town and country. The Empire State Building in New York isn’t the highest skyscraper or the most modern. But it’s still the best-known skyscraper in the world and a big tourist attraction. Look at the leaflet and find the answers to the following questions..
(7) Name:. Station 6. At a restaurant Task 1 Work with a partner and role play the following dialogue. Waiter: Would you like a starter?. Guest: I’d like the seafood casserole, please. Waiter: Can I bring you anything to drink? Guest: Yes, please. I’d like a bottle of lemonade. Waiter: Would you like to order a dessert? Guest: I’m not sure. I’ll see how I feel later. Waiter: Fine. I’ll leave the menu here.. A ns ic ht. Waiter: What would you like as a main course?. U A. H C. Guest: Thanks.. Task 2. ur. S R. Starters. O V. Drinks. Vegetable soup served with granary bread and butter French onion soup Caesar Salad Garlic Mushrooms with a vinaigrette dressing Melon slices with prosciutto ham. Traditional Cask Ale Brown Ale Stout Pils Scrumpy (strong cider). Main courses. Whisky Single Malt Bourbon Brandy Gin. Breast of Duck with an orange curaçao sauce Rump Steak with chips Beef Wellington Roast Pork with Yorkshire pudding Seafood Casserole with saffron sauce and crostini Fillet of Salmon with shellfish sauce Chicken, Leek & Stilton Pie Desserts Sticky Toffee gâteaux Black Forest torte Apple pie with vanilla ice cream French crêpes with orange liqueur Cheese board (a selection of fine cheeses with bread rolls). 28. White wine Red wine Gewürztraminer White wine cooler Tea Coffee Soft Drinks Mineral Water. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. With your partner, use the menu below and write a similar dialogue. Use your exercise books. Then role play your dialogue.. M us te rz. Town and country. Guest: Yes, please. I’ll have the Caesar salad.. zur Vollversion.
(8) Station 1: Europe. page 22. Task 1 and 2: Albania: 35, Austria: 26, Belarus: 12, Belgium: 7, Bosnia-Herzegovina: 29, Bulgaria: 33, Croatia: 28, (the) Czech Republic: 19, Denmark: 9, Estonia: 15, Finland: 4, France: 17, Germany: 10, Greece: 36, Hungary: 37, Iceland: 1, Ireland: 5, Italy: 25, Latvia: 14, Lithuania: 13, Luxembourg: 18, Macedonia: 34, Moldova: 31, The Netherlands: 8, Norway: 2, Poland: 11, Portugal: 22, Romania: 30, Russia: 16, Serbia: 32, Slovakia: 20, Slovenia: 27, Spain: 23, Sweden: 3, Switzerland: 24, Turkey: 38, Ukraine: 21, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: 6. Station 2: A hotel reception. page 23. 3. Thomas Walker. 4. Linda Morgan.. Task 2: 3. eleven c’clock on 12th of July (July 12) 4. 678 and 695. 1. 7th of July (July 7) – 12th of July (July 12) 2. five. Station 3 A and B: A city centre. 7. the City hospital 9. the Quick laundry 11. the post office. B: 2. the Silver Spoon café 4. the Odeon cinema 6. Ted’s garage. 8. the Blyton kindergarten 10. the covered market. M us te rz Departure terminal. 13. the Dolce Vita restaurant 15. the town hall. 17. the library 19. the Oxfam clothes shop. 12. the Royal Oak pub 14. the Urania theatre 16. the science museum. 18. the Blackthorn bookshop 20. Dingle’s pet shop. ur. S R. O V. Station 4: At an airport Task 1:. page 24 / 25. H C. Task 1 and 2: A: 1. the City bank 3. St. Mark’s church 5. Dunbar’s department store. U A. 5. sixth (6th) floor 6. TS46RPY 7. 01640-842352. page 26. Task 2:. Task 3:. Task 4:. BA 188 to Miami at 10: 22 a.m. from gate 11. British Airways Check-in Desk. Gate 11. Station 5: A famous skyscraper. page 27. Task: 1. 2. 3. 4.. elevator 73 an observatory (Aussichtsplattform) a TV tower. Station 6: At a restaurant Task 1 and 2: Individual solutions.. 60. 5. 1.860 stairs 6. twice a month (every two weeks) 7. the original Waldorf-Astoria Hotel 8. John Thompson. page 28. Pete Oldham: Englisch an Stationen Klasse 8 ¦ © Auer Verlag – AAP Lehrerfachverlage GmbH, Donauwörth. 1. Windsor Park Hotel. 2. (Ms) Helga Sander.. A ns ic ht. Solutions: Town and country. Task 1:. zur Vollversion.
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