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M: I told you several times. You should not be late for the writing class.
W: Well, I’m very sorry. The bus came late and it was held up on the way.
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M: I told you several times. You should not be late for the writing class.
W: Well, I’m very sorry. The bus came late and it was held up on the way.
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M: Betty told me you were on a diet. How much weight have you lost
W. Well, to start with, I weight 160 pounds, but now I’ve taken off 10 pounds.
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W: Twenty minutes ago you told me there were no room. But you just gave one to that young lady.
M: You don’t understand, madam. That young lady made a reservation last week.
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M: Fred told me he had called you for many times but could never get through,
W: Anytime he called me, I pretended I was out.
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Whenever you visit a foreign country, you must carry a passport. This document contains your photograph and gives your name, country, place and date of birth, height and any distinguishing marks. These details are checked by customs officers at the airport. They are trained to make sure that the photograph and details in your passport match your appearance.
Customs officers also check the passports of people returning from a foreign country. This is called immigration control. Some passengers may have to carry a special entry form called a visa. This allows them to stay in a country only for a given length of time.
If a customs officer suspects a passenger, he or she can feed the passport number into a computer. This will check the number to see if the passport is stolen or belongs to someone wanted by the police.
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