Lesson 11 - Transportation
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This page: Listen to and read a dialogue of someone who is buying a plane ticket.
Listen to and read the following dialogue.
AGENT - Hello.
GEORGE - Hi. What time is the next flight to Los Angeles?
AGENT - At 3:00 this afternoon.
GEORGE - I'd like to buy a ticket.
AGENT - Ok. What's your name?
GEORGE - George Hansen.
AGENT - Can you spell that?
GEORGE - Sure. George is G-E-O-R-G-E and Hansen is spelled H-A-N-S-E-N.
AGENT - And your address?
GEORGE - 3462 First Avenue Miami, Florida 33056
AGENT - What's your phone number?
GEORGE - Area code (305) 452-2459
AGENT - Ok. Would you like a window or aisle seat?
GEORGE - Window, please.
AGENT - How would you like to pay for your ticket?
GEORGE - With my credit card.
AGENT - Ok. Here's your ticket.
Write the words in order to form the sentences correctly. Make sure you use capital letters when necessary, and place the period or question mark at the end.
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