Woman: Hey, taxi! Taxi driver: Good morning Madam! Where to? Woman: Well, I’m going to the British Museum. Taxi driver: Sure. Hop in. No problem. Woman: Excuse me. How long does it take to get there? Taxi driver: Well, it depends on the traffic, but it shouldn’t take more than twenty minutes, but I know
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Man: Excuse me Madam, how can I get to the city centre from Heathrow Airport? Woman: Well, you can take The Tube. Where exactly are you going? Man: I’m going to Camden… You said the Tube, but how about taking the ‘Airbus’ coach? Woman: You can get stuck in a traffic jam on the coach.
Woman: Excuse me. How many more stops to the shopping centre? Bus driver: Which one? Woman: There a shopping centre at Churchill Square, isn’t there? Bus driver: Churchill square? Yes, there is an enormous shopping centre. Woman: How many more stops do I have to take to get there? Bus driver: I’m afraid, but you’ve
Woman: Does this bus go to Rubery Great Park? Bus driver: Yes, it does. Step up. Woman: What´s the fare? Bus driver: £1.20. Deposit the fare in the slot, please. Woman: Can you change a ten-pound note? Bus driver: Of course, I have plenty of change. Woman: Thanks! Can I leave my bag in the
Receptionist: Good morning, Sir! Man: Good morning! Receptionist: May I help you? Man: Yes. I’d like to check out. Receptionist: Certainly. Can I have your name and room number, please? Man: My name is Peter Goodman, and my room number is 404. Here is the key. Receptionist: Did you have anything from the minibar? Man:
Man: Hello. Reception? Receptionist: Yes. Good morning, madam. Man: Good morning. I’m calling from room 342. There’s something wrong with the toilet. It won’t flush. Receptionist: I’ll have someone check it right away, sir. Could I have your name, please? Man: My name’s Donna Swift. Room 342. Receptionist: All right. I apologise for the inconvenience.
Receptionist: Reception, good afternoon. May I help you? Man: Yes. This is George Winston. I have some clothes to be cleaned. Receptionist: Certainly, sir. What´s your room number, please? Man: Room 428. Receptionist: All right, sir. Man: Where shall I take them? Receptionist: I’ll send somebody up to get them right away. Man: Thank you
Receptionist: Reception. Good morning. How can I help you? Woman: Good morning. My name’s Amanda Cook. I’m calling form room 317. I wonder if I can extend my stay for two more nights. Receptionist: Just a moment, please, madam. All right. I´ll extend your reservation until Wednesday. Woman: When do I have to check
Man: Hello. We have a reservation for tonight. Receptionist: Can I have your name, please? Man: Paul and Victoria Smith. Receptionist: Paul and Victoria Smith. I’m sorry, but I can’t find it. When did you book the room? Man: I booked it two weeks ago via Internet. Receptionist: Let me check it again. Yes, I
Receptionist: Good afternoon, Apollo Hotel. Can I help you? Man: Good afternoon! I’d like to book a room. Receptionist: Certainly. When for? Man: April the 23rd. Receptionist: For how many nights? Man: Just for three nights. Receptionist: What kind of room would you like, Sir? Man: A double room with an ensuite bathroom. I’d
George Carpenter: I’d like a ticket to London, please. Railway Station Clerk: Which station? George Carpenter: Liverpool Street Station. Railway Station Clerk: A one-way ticket or a return ticket? George Carpenter: A return ticket. Railway Station Clerk: When do you want to return? George Carpenter: I’m not sure. I would prefer an open-return ticket.
Railway Clerk: Manchester Piccadilly Rail Station. Good afternoon! George Carpenter: Hello, I´m inquiring about the times of trains to London, possibly arriving at Liverpool Street Station. Railway Clerk: One moment, please. When do you want to travel? George Carpenter: Tomorrow morning, about ten o´clock. Railway Clerk: There are three trains tomorrow morning, all
