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Short practice dialogues for buying a metro ticket

Essential French Transportation: Navigate with Ease: Short practice dialogues for buying a metro ticket
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Here are short practice dialogues for buying a metro ticket in English:

Dialogue 1:

  • Agent: Can I help you?
  • Passenger: Yes, I’d like a single ticket to the city center, please.
  • Agent: That will be $3.50.
  • Passenger: Thank you.

Dialogue 2:

  • Agent: Hello, where would you like to go?
  • Passenger: One return ticket to the airport, please.
  • Agent: The return fare is $8.
  • Passenger: Here’s my card.

Dialogue 3:

  • Passenger: Excuse me, does this metro line go to Riverdale?
  • Agent: No, you need to change at Central Station and take the green line.
  • Passenger: Okay, thank you.

Dialogue 4:

  • Passenger: How much is a one-day metro pass?
  • Agent: It’s $5 for unlimited rides today.
  • Passenger: I’ll take one, please.

Dialogue 5:

  • Passenger: I want a single ticket to London Bridge.
  • Agent: That costs $4.
  • Passenger: Thank you very much.

These dialogues cover basic exchanges at metro ticket counters or machines where passengers request the type of ticket, destination, and confirm prices politely, with typical short questions and answers useful for practice. 2, 5, 7

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