Asking Questions at the Train Station / Conversations
| Asking Questions at the Train Station / Conversations | ||
| Conversation A | ||
| S1. | How do you get home every day? | |
| S2. | I take the commuter train to Westport. | |
| S1. | Isn’t it rather expensive going by train? | |
| S2. | No. I buy a twenty-trip commuter ticket each month. | |
| Conversation B | ||
| S1. | Can you give me some information? | |
| S2. | You’re at the right place. | |
| S1. | I want to go to Washington. | |
| S2. | The next train leaves at four thirty. | |
| Conversation C | ||
| S1. | How soon does the train leave? | |
| S2. | It leaves in ten minutes. | |
| S1. | Do I have time to check my bags? | |
| S2. | I don’t think you do. | |
| Conversation D | ||
| S1. | At what time does the next train leave for the city? | |
| S2. | There’s one at four and another at four forty-five. | |
| S1. | What’s the fare? | |
| S2. | It’s eight fifty including tax. | |
| Conversation E | ||
| S1. | How much is the fare to Miami? | |
| S2. | A hundred fifty dollars round trip. | |
| S1. | What time does the next train leave? | |
| S2. | The next one leaves at six thirty on track 31. | |
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