Learn to Speak English. Асафова Г.К. - 143 стр.

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IV. IDIOMS
Toot One’s Own Horn
(boast)
Michael’s last novel was a best seller. He has no need to toot his own horn
about his literary accomplishments. His readers and critics alike will now become
aware of his talent. He won’t have to boast about his skill and success as a writer.
Thank One’s Lucky Stars
(feel grateful for one’s good fortune)
All Alec could do was thank his lucky stars that his daughter was fit again.
Up for It
(ready to take part in a particular activity)
At first I was not sure that the girl would race with him, but then I felt that she
was clearly up for it.
On a Wing and Prayer
(relying on hope; with only a slight chance of success)
Nobody knew the way, but at last we arrived at the destination on a wing and prayer.
V. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
Where can I buy a train/plane ticket?
I want to buy a round trip ticket.
How much is the ticket?
Where can I check my luggage?
Where’s the waiting room?
Where can I see the timetable?
What train do I catch to get to …?
How long does it take to get to …?
Is it a through train/plane or do I have to change?
Where do I have to change?
Will we arrive on schedule?
Do I need to make a reservation for meals?
I would like to book a ticket for the passenger/express/fast train
I want to travel by air/land/sea/railway/bus/car
The fare to London is …
How much is the return single ticket to Riga?
I would rather go to Moscow by air.
Hurry up! (Step on it!) We may miss the train!
Don’t make a fuss! We shall make it.
Do you happen to know when the train starts?
Will you see to my luggage?

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