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Conversation at A Railway Station Ticket Office

The passenger asks for a return ticket to Bath, which costs £7. She then inquires about the next train's departure time and platform. The ticket seller informs her that the train will leave in 10 minutes from platform 9.

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Conversation at A Railway Station Ticket Office

The passenger asks for a return ticket to Bath, which costs £7. She then inquires about the next train's departure time and platform. The ticket seller informs her that the train will leave in 10 minutes from platform 9.

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CONVERSATION AT A RAILWAY STATION TICKET OFFICE

Passenger: Good morning.

Ticket seller: Good morning.

Passenger: Id like a ticket to Bath.

Ticket seller: Single or return?

Passenger: A return ticket, please.

Ticket seller: Thats 7.

Passenger: Here you are.

Ticket seller: Your ticket, madam.

Passenger: Thanks. What time does the next train leave?

Ticket seller: It leaves in ten minutes.

Passenger: What platform is it?

Ticket seller: The train arrives on platform 9.

Passenger: Thank you very much.

1. Put the sentences in order:

a. the train / what time / leave / does?

b. leaves / in ten minutes / it.

c. like / Id / to Bath/ a ticket.

d. on platform 9 / arrives / the train.

2. Say if the sentences are true according to the conversation:

a. The passenger wants a ticket to Manchester.

b. She wants a single ticket.

c. The train leaves in half an hour.

d. The train arrives on platform 9.

3. Now roleplay the dialogue with the following information:

Student A: You are the passenger. You want a ticket to Liverpool. A single

ticket.

Student B: You are the ticket seller at the ticket office. The ticket costs 5.

The train leaves in fifteen minutes. The train arrives on platform 5.


4. Now change roles:

Student A: You want to go to Liverpool and buy a return ticket.

Student B: You are the ticket seller. The ticket costs 8. The train leaves in

20 minutes. It arrives on platform 10.

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