
Learn 21 daily lessons for travel English, covering airport, hotel, car rental, shopping, directions, ordering food, and public transport, with real-life dialogues and essential phrases.
Learn essential phrases and polite structures for buying a plane ticket, whether in person or by phone, including asking for information, handling dates, destinations, and payment details.
Learn essential questions and answers for checking in at the airport, including seat requests, baggage checks, security questions, and reading your boarding pass and baggage claim tags.
Learn basic security vocabulary and officers' command phrases for airport screenings, including how to remove belts, shoes, pockets, and electronics. Understand common rules on prohibited items and carry-on expectations.
Learn basic on the plane requests and questions using phrases like I would like and could you please, plus vocabulary for blankets, meals, drinks, headphones, and safety items.
Learn baggage claim steps, customs declarations, and immigration interview questions for entering the USA, including essential vocabulary, biometrics, and sample dialogues.
Practice car rental dialogue, from booking a car to returning it, and listen to audios to master insurance, pickup, and fuel terms.
Learn to book a hotel room by phone, check in smoothly, and navigate common hotel questions, including room types, rates, deposits, breakfast, wifi, and policies.
Master essential restaurant vocabulary and real-life dining dialogues for ordering, understanding staff, and navigating menus in America. Practice interactions with hosts, waiters, and busboys and learn common phrases.
Learn how to order drinks at coffee shops and bars using essential vocabulary: espresso options, lattes, cappuccinos, mochas, cocktails, and tipping etiquette of 15-18 percent.
Learn essential clothing shopping phrases and questions for size, fit, and trying on in fitting rooms. Practice using vocabulary for sale items, discounts, tax, and paying options at checkout.
Master essential personal items vocabulary and key questions to locate, check stock, and price items, using practical in-store dialogues covering toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, deodorant, razors, sanitary napkins, and tampons.
Learn how to ask for prices and navigate shopping in America, mastering numbers, currency, discounts, change, and practical price dialogues.
Master practical phrases to ask for directions and locate places such as the post office, using 'where is' and 'how can i get to' with verbs like turn right.
Master basic health phrases for travelers to describe symptoms like headache or upset stomach and communicate with medical staff during travel.
Explore common over-the-counter medications for headaches, earaches, toothaches, sore throats, coughs, fevers, and other ailments, and learn how to ask for them at a pharmacy.
Learn hotel checkout dialogue with phrases like 'hello, my name is' and 'I would like to check out please' to confirm room with the desk clerk and receive the receipt.
Practice the car rental return procedure, including saying 'I would like to return my rental car, please' and answering damage and gas tank questions.
Reinforce the most important structures, questions, expressions, and sentences from this guide, and apply basic grammar for polite requests, prices, locations, times, and directions.
Practice essential English for tourists visiting America with day 21 exercises, covering asking for seats, drinks, prices, directions, locations, durations, and basic language structures through drill and repetition.
“21 Day English Guide for Tourists Visiting America" is a practical, concise and complete language book designed with our modern busy lifestyles in mind. This guide was designed to help speakers of another language quickly and efficiently master English skills for tourists.
In order to do this, we have divided this book into 21 lessons to be mastered in 21 days, investing only one hour a day .
Each lesson will cover a common scenario tourists will face when traveling to an English speaking country. Through the use of real-life dialogues, specific vocabulary pertaining to each situation, key structures and sentences, role playing, and some drilling and exercises, this guide will help you communicate in English from the moment you buy your tickets to the time you must head back home. It’s like being with you all the way through your trip!
By the time you finish the 21 days, you should be able to communicate well in English when:
• Buying your tickets
• Checking in at the airport, going through security, and boarding the plane
• Requesting, asking, and answering questions while on the plane
• Claiming your bags and going through Immigration and Customs
• Renting a car or taking the bus, subway, a cab, or the train
• Making a hotel reservation and checking in/out
• Going to restaurants, bars, and coffee shops
• Going shopping and asking for prices (from clothing stores to pharmacies)
• Asking for directions
• Basic ways to express how you feel if you get sick.
• You will also find some important tips, and dos and don’ts when traveling to the USA.
Take this book with you and use it when you find yourself wondering what to say in a specific situation. You will be amazed at how much easier your trip will be.
Take us with you as your travel pal and your success is guaranteed!