A. Complete the dialogues with the words in the boxes. gate aisle passport pass suitcase
hand luggage
departures board
Check-in agent Good afternoon.
Passenger Is this where I check in for the flight to Berlin?
Check-in agent Yes. Can I have your 1
please?
Passenger Here you are
Check-in agent Thank you. Is that all your baggage?
Passenger Yes, and I've got this bag for 2
Is it small enough to take on board?
Check-in agent it looks fine
Passenger Is it possible for me to have a window seat?
Check-in agent I'm afraid we only have 3
Passenger Never mind
Check-in agent Did you pack the 4
Passenger
yourself?
Yes
seats left
Check-in agent Was your bag with you at all times?
Passenger Yes, it was
Check-in agent Thank you. Here's your boarding 5
Your flight will depart either from 6
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There are two types of schools in Russia- STATE schools and PRIVATE schools.
State schools provide FREE education.
Parents have to pay for their children's education if they want to ATTEND a private school.
Only 1% of schools in Russia  are PRIVATE.
Education in Russia is compulsory between the ages of 6 and 15. COMPULSORY education takes 9 years, it includes 4 years of PRIMARY school and 5 years of SECONDARY school.
At PRIMARY school pupils learn reading, writing, arithmetic, art and sport.
At SECONDARY school the number of subjects grows.
Besides schools of general education in Russia there are LYCEUMS and GYMNASIUMS.
At the end of the 9-year course pupils take a final EXAM.(a number of ex-ms)Pre-school education is OPTIONAL.
It is provided by KINDERGARTENS and NURSERY CLASSES in schools.

Ah, if his uncle (only knew), he (would have risen from the tomb)! His nephew behaves as if he... (has gone mad)! For, certainly, he (has griven reasons) for a step like this! An intelligent man, a man of good sense, ... (would never deprive himself) of good revenues for the simple pleasure of depriving himself. One ... (would not conduct himself) thus without being forced to by powerful or terrible circumstances. Every tenant looked as if he ... (were trying to solve) an impossible cipher. "This man ... (has committed a crime); remorse pushes him to philanthropy," thought one of them.