— CONTENTS Section A Bleep... bleep EJ 5™ Z Alotofluggage © 4 Jigsaw 4M 5 Section B Superstan’ 3 cass Aday atthe z00 o@psa$~ 2e[Dow'r g Banana split Reare 9 William’s wallet Elewrews? 10 Section C The keys on Tonight’s TV aH B Police story £3 ten. Cost. 14 Section D “Bye, *bye, love Ea eat (od) 16 Where do the British go for their holidays? 18 What languages do theylean? 18 Section E A ion? were 's om. Space diary Ea 2*tfest 19 Cat Ifyou are a Streamline user, you may be interested to know that Section A of this book can be used in conjunction with Units 1-10 of Streamline Departures; Section B with Units 11-20; Section C with Units 21-30; and Section D with Units 31-40. Section Bis a more extended piece, for use approximately half-way through work on Departures. The centre pages, containing comprehension exercises and extra puzzles, may be detached frome the book if the teacher prefers. EI This symbol indicates items that are recorded on the cassette that accompanies this book.Sandbourne is a small airport, It’s in the south of England. Glenn and Roy are radar operators. They're in the control tower now. It’s 10.35 in the evening. Sandoourne Airport 28 March Arrivals Time | Flight | From Time | Flight | To | number | number | } i 8.15 | 0B134 | Glasgow 700 | tTe06 | Dubin 11.20 | 17900 | Newcast Birmingham | 9.15 | B95 | Glasgow 15.45 | 08130 | Paris 12.10 | HTB01 | Birmingham, Neweaste 20.00 | ax4ss | Majorca 1230 | os1at | Paris 24s | HT@07 | Dublin 21.00 | Axé86 | Majorca Roy Glenn, look! Look at the radar. Glenn Oh, yes. That's strange. It’s 22.35. Which flight is it? Roy There isn’ta flight now. There’s a fli but thai Glenn Hmm. Where’s it from? It isn’t from Dublin. Roy No. It’s from the south- west. Glenn Is it from France? Roy No, itisn’t. Look. Section A