Answer without over-explaining
Short, complete replies about purpose, length of stay and the address you gave.
Official Sparrway Free A2
You arrive after a long flight, join the queue and answer an immigration officer who wants short, precise answers. The scenario trains the wording that keeps the conversation calm, and the follow-up questions that catch travellers out.
Preview: Passport Control
Answer the officer, explain the purpose of the trip and show the right document.
What you take away
Every outcome below is checked by the app while you play, not after.
Short, complete replies about purpose, length of stay and the address you gave.
The five formulations immigration officers reuse in almost every country.
Passport, boarding pass, return ticket and proof of accommodation on request.
What to say when you did not catch it, without ever sounding evasive.
Scene by scene
Scene 1
You read the signs, pick the right line and hear the first instruction of the day.
Scene 2
Purpose of the visit, length of stay and the address where you will be staying.
Scene 3
One answer lands badly, so the officer asks it again in a different way.
Scene 4
Match every request to the document the officer expects to see in your hand.
Platform fields
These fields travel with the scenario into the app. They are shown here for transparency and are not used as catalogue filters.
Learning Outcomes
Give a clear reason for entering the country
State the length of stay with a correct date form
Name the place you are staying at and its address
Ask the officer to repeat a question politely
Close the exchange and move on without hesitation
Action IDs
ACT.TRAVEL.BORDER.STATE_PURPOSE
ACT.TRAVEL.BORDER.CONFIRM_DURATION
ACT.TRAVEL.BORDER.GIVE_ADDRESS
ACT.GENERAL.CLARIFY.REQUEST_REPEAT
ACT.GENERAL.CLOSE.ACKNOWLEDGE
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