Dialouges you use while speaking in english at- the railway station by marathi2englishspeaking.com

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Dialogues you
use while
Speaking in
English at- The
Railway
Station

Home Study English
Speaking Course
By

Rajesh Gurule

www.marathi2englishspeaking.com

Email – manisha@marathi2englishspeaking.com

Dialogues you use while speaking in

English about –The Railway Station

These phrases are very useful, and are to be

committed to memory and mastered

thoroughly.

They should serve as a motive to further

conversation.


I am a stranger in this city.

I don't know where I am now.

I can't leave town unless I know where the

railroad station is.

There is a policeman.

I am going to find out from him.

Will you please tell me where the depot is?

We have three railroad stations in this

town.

Where do you want to go?


I want to go to Boston.

You can't take a train to Boston before four

o'clock.

You just missed the ten-thirty train.

Don't you have a timetable with you?

No, I have no timetable with me.

Do you know where I can get one?

Let us go to that hotel there, and see if they

have one.

Oh, I forgot you'll find the time table in the

morning paper.


I have a morning paper here.

Let us see.

Train service from Spring Street station.

There is a train for Boston at 6.55 am

express at 9.55 am, local at 10.30 am,

express at 12.10 pm, local at 4.03 p.m.,

express for Boston.

I think I'll wait and take the four-three

train this afternoon.

How can I reach the station from here?

Take the Orchard car from here; ask the


conductor to give you a transfer for Spring

Street.

Get off at the corner of High and Spring

Streets.

Take a Spring Street car, and that will take

you to the depot.

Thank you very much.

Welcome sir.

Spring Street station.

Here it is.

At last I have found it.


I have no time to lose.

I must buy my ticket, check my trunk, and

have something to eat before I go.

What time does the next train leave for

Boston?

At four- three.

Let me have one ticket.

Three dollars and ten cents.

I wonder if my trunk is here.

Oh, here it is.I must check it.

Check this trunk, please.


Where is your ticket?

I must weigh that trunk.

I think you'll have to pay excess money for

it.

It weighs more than the limit.

How much more do I have to pay?

Twentycents.

Now I can eat something.

It is only twenty minutes to four.

I have twenty-three minutes more.


Information bureau Baggage room Parcel

room Track Number 3 Ticketoffice

Passengers are forbid den to stand on this

platform for men for women Look out

Danger Railroad crossing Look out for the

engine Waitingroom.

No spitting on the floor When you are at

the railroad station, and are in doubt about

the arrival and departure of your train,

always go and ask someone in the in-

formation bureau about it.


Buy your ticket before you check your

trunk.

When you check your trunk, have your

ticket with you.

In a large city, when you buy your ticket,

always ask the man in charge of the

ticketoffice for the number of the track on

which your train is found.

This will save you much trouble.

When does the next train leave for New

York?

At twelve o'clock.

Is it an express, or a local?

Is it a through train to New York?

It is a local.

You change at springfield.

There is no express train before five

o'clock.


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situation like this go to our Website



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