Victor is on the plane. He's flying to New York.

— Pardon me. Who's sitting next to you?

— A man was sitting here.

— Where's he now? We are landing soon.

— I guess he went away while I was reading. I was trying to get some rest when you came up.

— I think every passenger is trying to relax on the plane.

— But not my neighbor. Oh, here he is.

—Sit down, sir. We are landing soon. Before landing each passenger has to fill out an I—94.

— How do you do it?

— It's easy. Please don't write with a pencil.

— Pardon?

— You mustn't use a pencil. And you must print.

— Print? What do you mean?

— You must use printed letters.

— I've never done it before, but I'll do my best. Who do I give the form to?

— Afterlanding you go to Immigration Service. They check your passport and your I—94.

— And what about my luggage?

— You get your luggage and go to the Customs desk. You go there after Immigration.

— Thanks for the information.

— Can you make any suggestions concerning the plans?	— Yes, I think so.
— Richard Johnson may invite me to the States this summer.	— That's possible.
— He would like me to visit his company, I guess.	— Possibly.
— He’s interested in setting up a joint venture.	— That's very likely.
— His partner may be willing to come to Petersburg.	— Maybe.
— Do you think we might invite him to come in the fall?	— Perhaps.
— He could come for the international conference.	— It could happen.

***

— I want the report to be ready by Monday. — You should work on it over the weekend.

— I couldn't possibly do it by Monday. — That’s impossible. I'm going to the country with my family

***

— Are you going to be gone long?	— Possibly.
— Will you write to me?	— Perhaps.
— Will you call me?	— No, I won't be able to. There's no telephone there.
— Maybe you will come here for my birthday?	— I might.
— Are you going to invite David to the party?	— Maybe.
— And his wife?	— No, my wife doesn't get along with her. (He ладит с ней).
— She may get to like her.

***

— Will you be able to visit New York? — Will they come to meet you at the airport? — The weather is going to be much warmer in Washington. — They are going to discuss their future plans with you, aren't they? — Is Mr. Carter going to bring his wife with him? — Are they going to send the documents to us? — Does Mr. Carter's wife speak English? — Is your boss going to visit the States this year? — Did she take you for an American? — He is probably too busy to come to the airport? — He will probably send somebody to meet you, if he is busy. — It is not very likely that Richard has forgotten about my arrival. — Yes, I think so. There is somebody waving to you. It is probably some friend. — Yes, I think so. It's likely that he has come to meet you. — Where is Mr. Kuznetsov? — Has he agreed to visit the factory on Monday? — Is it likely that he will sign an agreement there?

— Probably. — Very likely. — I think so. — I expect so. — Probably not. — That's not likely. — I don't think so. — I don't expect so. — I doubt it. — I don't think so. — Yes, it's very likely. — I doubt it. He may simply be late. — Yes, it must be Frank. — I doubt it. He is probably meeting some American friend, not me. — He is probably at the postoffice. He may be sending a telegram to his wife. — I expect so. — I doubt it. He will probably have to consult his boss.

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