Part IV. DialogueComplete the following conversations. Use the expressions in the box below.
a) I’ll see if there’s a seat d) What is the earliest available flight
b) how about the economy e) I’m afraid the business class is fully booked
c) how long is the stopover

Peter : Hello. I must be in Toronto by eleven o’clock. (1) __________
Officer : One moment. We will check it for you. We have a plane by Avia Air flying at 8 AM. However, the plane will land in Quebec first before flying to Toronto.
Peter : (2) __________
Officer : Around 45 minutes to an hour.
Peter : I will have that flight.
Officer : Alright, sir. (3) ___________
Peter : I would prefer a seat in business class. Can you please check it for me?
Officer : Of course, sir. Please wait a moment. I am really sorry, sir. (4) __________
Peter : I see. (5) __________
Officer : Yes, there is a seat near the window. Would that be alright?
Peter : Yes, I will take that seat.
Officer : Okay, we will book that seat for you. May I see your identity card?


Part V. Grammar
Part A. Active vs Passive Sentences
Change the verbs in brackets into active or passive
1. The first smartphones _______________ (introduce) in 2007.
2. A Canadian engineer _______________ (send) first text message in 1989.
3. I always _______________ (love) reading novels when I was young.
4. About 60,000 videos _______________ (post) last year.
5. We _______________ (bore) with the lecture yesterday.

Part B. Adjective vs Adverb
Choose the adjective or adverb that best completes the sentence.
1. He is a (good / well) speaker. Everyone is so interested in his speech.
2. She loves driving, but she drives really (fast / fastly).
3. He is so friendly. He can (easy / easily) get along with others.
4. Don’t be so (serious / seriously). I was just kidding.
5. I always wait in line (patient / patiently)