3. Ann is asking Tom for advice on going to Russia. It is her first time to travel abroad.

4. Tom : Hey Ann, you look worried. What’s up? Ann : Well I 'm a little worried about going abroad for the first time. It’s Moscow and I’m a bit unsure of things. You’ve been there, haven’t you? Can you tell me what I need, or give me some advice or something? Tom : Yeah I have been there a few times. mm. Well you have a passport, but I guess you have one of those. Ann : Very funny. Tom : Seriously, though. You get a visa. But that's easy to get down the embassy. But don’t worry you get any vaccinations! must have to don’t have to

5. Ann : Well that’s a relief! Hey, is there anything else k now? I'm a little nervous. Tom : Well. It’s winter and Moscow gets very cold, so you definitley pack some warm clothes. Ann : Yeah, that’s one thing I'm not loo k ing forward to! I really don't li k e the cold. Tom : But you can’t just sit in your room staying warm! You get out. Actually, you use the subway to get around. That will keep you out of the freezing wind, and its quite interesting, too. Ann : OK, yeah, well, you’ve given me a bit to think about. Thanks. need to should have to should