— Excuse me, do you know where the

— Excuse me, do you know where the nearest bank is,
please?
— Go straight down to the traffic lights, then turn left
and it’s the second street on your right.
— Thank you. And is there a post office near here?
— Yes. on the other side o f the square. — Excuse me, how do I get to Baker Street from here?
— Take bus 24 at the bus station.
— Is the bus station far?
— No, only about a quarter of a mile. Turn right at the
traffic lights.
— Thank you.
— You are welcome.
3. — Excuse me, where’s the nearest metro station?
— It’s about 200 metres down the road.
— And how do I get to Trafalgar Square?
— I’m sorry. I don’t know. I’m a stranger here, too. Ask
the policeman.
— Thank you, anyway. — Does this bus go to the centre?
— No, it doesn’t. You’ll have to change for No. 20. It'll
take you right to the centre.
— Where is the bus stop?
— It’s right in front o f you, across the street.
— Thanks a lot.
5. — Excuse me sir. Pm a stranger here. Will you tell me
how to get to the centre of Moscow?
— There is an express bus that will take you to the nearest
metro station.
— How long will it take me?
— About half an hour or so. And it will take you another
half hour to go by the metro.
— Can i take a taxi?
— Certainly you can. The taxi stop is over there, in the
square,
— Oh, thank you very much.
— You are welcome.
6. — How do you get to your office?
— Normally f go by the metro.
— How long does it take you?
— About half an hour.
— As for me, J don’t like the melro. It is so overcrowded
especially during the rush hour when people travel from one
end of Moscow to another.
— What transport do you like?
— I drive my own car.
— Oh, I see.
7. — Excuse me.
-Y e s?
— I’m lost. Is this the way to Brighton? — No, I’m afraid, it isn’t. You are going the wrong way.
Oh, dear! Can you tell me the way to Brighton?
— Yes, turn round and go back to the crossroads, then
turn right and you will see the sign which says “Brighton.”
8. — Hello, where is the customs office?
— It’s right here.
— Can I check in here for the flight to New York?
— Certainly, sir. Your ticket and passport, please.
— Here they are.

Результаты (английский) 1:

— Excuse me, do you know where the nearest bank is,Please?-Go straight down to the traffic lights, then turn leftand it's the second street on your right.— Thank you. And is there a post office near here?Is Yes. on the other side o f the square. — Excuse me, how do I get to Baker Street from here?-Take bus 24 at the bus station.— Is the bus station far?— No, only about a quarter of a mile. Turn right at thetraffic lights.— Thank you.— You are welcome.3.-Excuse me, where's the nearest metro station?— It's about 200 metres down the road.-And how do I get to Trafalgar Square?-I'm sorry. I don't know. I'm a stranger here, too. Askthe policeman.-Thank you, anyway. -Does this bus go to the centre?-No, it doesn't. You'll have to change for no. 20. It'lltake you right to the centre.— Where is the bus stop?— It's right in front o f you, across the street.-Thanks a lot.5.-Excuse me sir. PM a stranger here. Will you tell meHow to get to the centre of Moscow?— There is an express bus that will take you to the nearestMetro station.-How long will it take me?— About half an hour or so. And it will take you anotherhalf hour to go by the metro.-Can i take a taxi?-Certainly you can. The taxi stop is over there, in thesquare,-Oh, thank you very much.— You are welcome.6.-How do you get to your office?— Normally f go by the metro.-How long does it take you?— About half an hour.-As for me, don't like the J melro. It is so overcrowdedespecially during the rush hour when people travel from oneend of Moscow to another.-What transport do you like?I drive my own car.-Oh, I see.7.-Excuse me.-Y e s?— I'm lost. Is this the way to Brighton? — No, I'm afraid, it isn't. You are going the wrong way.Oh, dear! Can you tell me the way to Brighton?— Yes, turn round and go back to the crossroads, thenturn right and you will see the sign which says "Brighton."8. — Hello, where is the customs office?-It's right here.-Can I check in here for the flight to New York?— Certainly, sir. Your ticket and passport, please.-Here they are.

Результаты (английский) 3:

- Exсuse me, do you know where the nearest bank is,
please?
- go straight down to the traffic lights, then turn left
and it's the second street on your right.
- Thank you. And is there a post office near here?
- Yes. On the other side of the square. - Exсuse me, how do I get to Baker Street from here?
- take bus 24 at the bus station.
- is the bus station far?
- No,Only about a quarter of a mile. Turn right at the traffic lights
.
- Thank you.
- You are welcome.
3. - Exсuse me, where's the nearest metro station?
- it's about 200 metres down the road.
- and how do I get to Trafalgar Square?
- I'm sоrry. I don't know. I'm a stranger here, too. Ask
the pоliсemаn.
- "Thank you, anyway. - Does this bus go to the My cv?
- No, it doesn't.You great musician Alan Wilder have to change for No. 20. It'll
take you right to the squad.
- Where is the bus stop?
- it's right in front of you, has recently issued a major the street.
- "thanks" button and a corresponding line.
5. - Exсuse me sir. Pm a stranger here. Will you tell me
how to get to the center of Moscow?
- there is an express bus that will take you to the nearest
metro station.
- How long will it take me?
- about half an hour or so.