Hello there. My name’s Elaine Sweeney and I’m here ____ some of the things you’ll need ____ while you’re studying in the UK. It’s great to know you’ve chosen London as your study destination – and I hope this short podcast helps you prepare for your trip. So, firstly, ____! When you ____ at the airport, they may tell you that ____ to register with the police. There’s a link on our website to help you with this, but remember … if you have ____, then you’re not required to register. In other words, if your visa says ____ to enter the country for up to 11 months, then ____.I’m afraid we’re not allowed to give advice ____ directly, so if you have any problems, the best thing to do is to contact the government department that controls ____ into the country – the Home Office. While you’re here, we hope you have a great time and don’t have any problems, but if you do have ____, the number to call is 999. Say that you need ____. You won’t need ____ or have ____ if you pay the health charge as part of your visa, so when you apply for your visa, ask if you can ____ to make sure ____ while you’re here. If it’s NOT an emergency, it’s best to go to one of the many ____. These are places where you can see a doctor ____. You may be required to show your passport for ____. Next, we come to ____. Unlike in many other places, you don’t have to pay by cash or ____ if you’re taking tubes or buses in London. You can use ____. Just push it down on the machine as you enter the station or the bus. What else? Well, one thing ____ when you’re here is that most people ____ conversation with strangers on the bus or train. Oh, and ____ other passengers, you should wear headphones if you’re playing music or watching videos ____. Now, out on the street, when you’re ____, you’re not supposed to cross until you see ____, although many people do. Oh, and one more thing: when ____, remember that ____ of the road here. And finally, to finish off for today, I’d just like to ____ on ____ people when you meet them. This varies a lot in the UK, as it does in many countries, ____. In formal meetings and when meeting someone for the first time, it’s usual ____. When people know each other well, they may ____ on the cheek. If they’re very good friends, they may also ____ – or not. If you’re not sure what do, ____ what the other person is going to do first. Right. That’s all from me for now. Hope you’ve found it helpful – and goodbye.

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