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!!!NOS VAMOS A BRIGHTON¡¡¡

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In the UK people use "POUNDS" instead of "EUROS", you can become familiar with the coins by looking at this picture.

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They love punctuality. I would like to explain you the difference between "in time" and "on time"
IN TIME means "a tiempo", so you still have some time before something starts.
ON TIME means "puntual", so don't make them wait for you or they will be mad.
Now, you know, don't get late and be on time!

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This is the British word to talk about "metro" but, did you know there are other words used to talk about this? TUBE and SUBWAY are also correct.

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Make sure you read the maximum weight of your luggage, and the conditions. It will save us time!
Please, remember to take 1 or 2 plastic bags for your liquids (maximum of 100 ml) in your carry on!

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TAKE OFF is when the plane leaves the ground (Bye bye Barcelona)
LANDING is the process by which the plane takes land (Hello London!)

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What's the difference?It's easy!!
CARRY ON is the luggage you take inside the airplane, with you.
CHECK-IN LUGGAGE is the one we leave at the airline desk and that we pick up later in the airport.

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They will be constantly showing us signs and telling us advice. One of the most popular is this one:
"Please, do NOT leave your luggage unattended", again is for our own safety.

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There are several words to talk about the "bags" when travelling, but what's the difference between LUGGAGE and SUITCASE?
Luggage is uncountable      ..............whereas...........
Suitcase is countable (one suitcase, three suitcases)
So, how many suitcases are you taking with you?

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Ok, you all know that GAP is a clothes store , but it is also important to know that you can hear this at the train station or underground. Don't get too close to the space between the train and the platform, it is for your safety!

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British people are super polite, so don't forget to say:
-Pardon me/excuse me
-Please
-Sorry
-Thanks
-You're welcome

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Make sure you look both sides, and that you read what is written on the floorr. In England, drivers drive the other way around.