1) Below are expressions used when entering the United States through customs and immigration.Say them out loud in class one by one.

- Did you buy anything?

- Do you have a visa?

- What is your citizenship?

- May I see your passport?

- What is the purpose of your trip?

- Do you have anything to declare?

- How long do you plan on staying?

- Please place your suitcase(s) on the table.

- I need to examine the contents of your purse.

- Are you bringing anything that should have been declared?

- How much currency are you bringing into the country?

2) Play the roles of a custom officer and Lee in the following dialogue, paying attention to the underlined expressions.

Officer: Welcome to the United States. Do you have anything to declare?

Lee: Pardon?

Officer: Did you buy anything?

Lee: Oh, nothing in particular.

Officer: What’s your citizenship?

Lee: I’m Chinese. Here’s my passport.

Officer: What’s the purpose of your trip?

Lee: Pleasure.

Officer: Okay. How long do you plan on staying?

Lee: Two weeks.

Officer: Fine. Have a nice stay.

Lee: Thanks.

* Give a short oral presentation on the topic given below. The following text serves as an example.

Travel Is Part of My life

Life cannot be meaningful without travel. Travel helps me satisfy my curiosity. It helps me extend myself. And it helps me broaden my horizon. In short, travel is a major part of my life.

I enjoy imagining myself walking around with a packed knapsack and a camera in a remote village, on a faraway mountain, or across grasslands. Nothing gives me a greater thrill or pleases me more than to travel somewhere.

China is a big country, with so much for me to explore. And so many places of interest for me to set out to see. Hopefully, I’ll win a fortune in the lottery(彩票).Then I’ll able to travel around the world!