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- My flight is leaving from (Gate 14), right?
:nt is departing from (Gate 14).
Dinner will be served on this flight, won't it?
:= seated in an emergency exit row.
ls the flight on time?
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Ask about checking luggage and gate numbers.

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-: checking any luggage? 5. Do I have to go through customs?

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two-syllable words.

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