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Read the police officer’s part and find the suitable foreigner’s phrases given in brackets. Complete the dialogues. Work in pairs. Read and translate the composed dialogues.F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s up? Is anything wrong with you? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Do you need a doctor? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Just a minute, I’ll call an ambulance. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:That’s all right.
(Excuse me, sir. / Yes, I need medical aid. Please, call an ambulance for me. / I feel bad. I have a headache. / Thank you for the help.)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s the trouble? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Is anything wrong with your car? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:What can I do for you? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:It’s far from here. But I can call a service car. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Not at all. It’s my duty.
(Something is wrong with the brakes. / Where is the nearest service station? / Excuse me, officer. / I need your help. / Oh! Thank you.)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s the problem? Can I help you? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Don’t worry, I’ll call a taxi. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You are welcome.
(Thanks a lot. / Excuse me, officer. / I’ve lost the way to the theatre. Where is the nearest taxi-rank?)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:What’s the problem? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Will you introduce yourself, please? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:What hotel are you staying at? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Please, follow me to the police station to clear up the case.
(I’ve lost my papers.Please, help me. / Excuse me, officer. / I’m Brian Gordon Wilson, I’m a citizen of Canada. / At “Plaza”.)
P.O.:Good afternoon. Is anything wrong with you? Can I help you? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Do you need an ambulance? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Just a minute, I’ll call an ambulance. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:That’s all right.
(Thank you very much, officer. / I feel bad. / I think yes, I need a doctor.) F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s up? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You should ask at the Lost Property Office. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:The Lost Property Office is over there. What’s your full name? F.:_____________________________________________________________ P.O.:What country are you from? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Don’t worry. I’ll try to help you. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Not at all. It’s my duty.
(Excuse me, officer. Can youhelp me? / My full name is Enrique Delgado. / I've lost my luggage. / I’m from Spain. / And where is the Lost Property Office? / Thank you very much.)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s the matter? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Let’s go to the police station to report your lost property. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You should write a statement about what you have lost. I’ll try to help you. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Not at all.
(OK. / Excuse me, sir. / I’ve left my bag in the bus on my way to the hotel. Where can I inquire about my lost property? / Thank you.)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Yes, what’s up? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Will you introduce yourself, please? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Where and when did you notice it? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You should go to the police station to report your missing property. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You are welcome.
(I need your help. I’m missing my suitcase. / Excuse me, officer. / I’m James Brown, I’m from the USA. / OK, thank you. / I missed my suitcase at my hotel yesterday at 8 o’clock.)
F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.: Yes, what’s happened? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:Where and when did it happen? F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You should apply to the nearest police station for it. F.:_____________________________________________________________________ P.O.:You are welcome.
(Excuse me, officer. Can you help me? / At my hotel yesterday. I forgot to lock the door. / I’ve lost my jacket and my coat. / Thank you.)
Read the foreigner’s part and find the suitable police officer’s phrases given in brackets. Complete the dialogues. Work in pairs. Read and translate the composed dialogues. F.:Excuse me, officer. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I feel bad. I have a stomachache. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Please, call a doctor. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thank you very much. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Do you need medical aid? / Yes, what’s the matter? Is anything wrong with you? / Just a moment, I’ll call a doctor. / That’s all right.)
F.:Excuse me, officer. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I need your help. Something is wrong with my car. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Where is the nearest service station? P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Oh! Thanks a lot. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Yes, what’s up? / Not at all. It’s my duty. / It’s far from here. Don’t worry. I’ll call a service car. / What can I do for you?)
F.:Excuse me. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’ve lost the way to the hotel. Please, call a taxi. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thanks a lot. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(You are welcome. / Don’t worry, I’ll call a taxi. It will be in a minute. / Yes, what’s the trouble? Can I help you?)
F.:Excuse me, officer. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’ve lost my wallet with my papers. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:My full name isGillian Collins, I’m from Holland. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:At “Olympic”. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(What’s the problem? / What hotel are you staying at? / Will you introduce yourself, please? / Please, follow me to the police station to clear up the case.)
P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’m sorry, but I don’t feel well. I need an ambulance. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thank you very much, officer. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Just a minute, I’ll call an ambulance. / Good evening. What’s wrong with you? What can I do for you? / That’s all right.) F.:Pardon me, officer. Can youhelp me? P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I've lost my raincoat. Where is the Lost Property Office? P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:My full name is Yvonne Grammont. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’m from France. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thank you very much. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Don’t worry. I’ll try to help you. / Yes, what’s up? / What country are you from? / Lost Property Office? It’s over there. What’s your full name? / Not at all. It’s my duty.) F.:Excuse me, please. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’ve left my bag in the stadium. Where can I inquire about my lost property? P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:OK. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ F.:I noticed it after the match. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thank you. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Yes, what’s the matter? / You should write a statement about what you have lost. When did you notice it? / Let’s go to the police station to report your lost property. / I’ll try to help you. / That’s all right.)
F.:Excuse me, officer. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Please, help me. I’m missing my suitcase. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’m Jan Kovalski, I’m from Poland. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:I missed my suitcase in the room of the hotel, today, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:OK, thank you. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Not at all. / Yes, what’s up? / You should go to the police station to report your missing property. / Will you introduce yourself, please? / When and where did you notice it?)
F.:Excuse me, officer. P.O.: _____________________________________________________________________ F.:I’ve lost some of my clothes. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:At my hotel yesterday. I forgot to lock my room. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________ F.:Thank you. P.O.:_____________________________________________________________________
(Where and when did it happen? / Yes, what’s happened? / You are welcome. / You should apply to the nearest police station for it.)
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