English in the station

Average: 2.8 (4 votes)

Slow, unreliable and expensive - welcome to trains in Britain! As much as British people complain about the train service, trains are, nevertheless, a favourite way too see the country.

Of course, these phrases and vocabulary will help you out in any English speaking country, and on buses too!

Bon Voyage!

 

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  • Can you tell me the ___ of the trains to Cardiff?





  • How much is a ___ ticket to Bristol?





  • When is the ___ train to Bath?





  • Can I ___ a seat on this train?





  • Which ___ does the Cambridge train leave from?





  • How long ___ it take to get to Southend?





  • Which train do I to have to take to ___ in Liverpool by 11am?





  • What is the ___ time of the 4:10 to Manchester?





  • How ___ are the trains to Canterbury?





  • Are there any ___ trains to Stratford?





  • Where is the left- ___ office, please?





  • Do you have any ___ for London to Brighton?









Comments

Only one mistake - arrival -

Only one mistake - arrival - I've never met this word. Yes, we often use this vocabulary. Thank you very much! Smile

me too.

me too.

All green! Have a nice day!

All green!
Have a nice day! Smile

I do one mistake. I am

I do one mistake.
I am comfuze about "are there any director trains to straford?"
I can't understand this sentence.
Would you help me to explain more clear. Thanks!

Nataly I didn't understand

Nataly
I didn't understand why the words "time" and "timetable" in plural in the 1st and the last sentenses? Should I simply remember these expressions? Thank you

Thanks indeed , well done.

Thanks indeed , well done. Bye bye