English Conversations at a Train Ticket Counter
Scene: A train station. A man named Ravi approaches the ticket counter to buy a ticket. The ticket officer, Mr. Sharma, is sitting behind the counter.
Ravi: Good morning, sir.
Ticket Officer: Good morning! How can I help you?
Ravi: I need a ticket to Delhi.
Ticket Officer: Sure. Which train do you want to take?
Ravi: I am not sure. Could you tell me the options?
Ticket Officer: There are several trains to Delhi. Do you want a fast train or a regular one?
Ravi: I want a fast train.
Ticket Officer: You can take the Shatabdi Express. It departs at 6:00 AM and reaches Delhi by 12:00 PM. Or you can take the Rajdhani Express, which leaves at 8:00 PM and arrives early in the morning.
Ravi: How long does the Shatabdi take?
Ticket Officer: It takes around six hours.
Ravi: That sounds good. How much is the ticket?
Ticket Officer: Do you want an AC or non-AC seat?
Ravi: AC, please.
Ticket Officer: The AC chair car ticket costs ₹1,200.
Ravi: Okay. I will take one ticket for the Shatabdi Express.
Ticket Officer: Sure. Do you want a window seat?
Ravi: Yes, please.
Ticket Officer: Let me check… Yes, there is a window seat available.
Ravi: Great! Here is the money.
Ticket Officer: Thank you. Here is your ticket.
Ravi: Thank you. Which platform will the train leave from?
Ticket Officer: The train will leave from Platform No. 3.
Ravi: And what time should I reach the platform?
Ticket Officer: Please be there at least 15 minutes before departure.
Ravi: Okay. Is there a luggage limit?
Ticket Officer: You can carry up to 40 kg in AC class.
Ravi: That’s fine. One more thing, is there food available on the train?
Ticket Officer: Yes, the ticket includes complimentary meals.
Ravi: That’s great. Thank you so much!
Ticket Officer: You’re welcome! Have a safe journey.
Ravi: Thanks. Goodbye!
Ticket Officer: Goodbye!
A Conversation at a Train Ticket Counter- 2
Scene 1: A train station. A man named Ravi approaches the ticket counter to buy a ticket. The ticket officer, Mr. Sharma, is sitting behind the counter.
Ravi: Good morning, sir.
Ticket Officer: Good morning! How can I help you?
Ravi: I need a ticket to Delhi.
Ticket Officer: Sure. Which train do you want to take?
Ravi: I am not sure. Could you tell me the options?
Ticket Officer: There are several trains to Delhi. Do you want a fast train or a regular one?
Ravi: I want a fast train.
Ticket Officer: You can take the Shatabdi Express. It departs at 6:00 AM and reaches Delhi by 12:00 PM. Or you can take the Rajdhani Express, which leaves at 8:00 PM and arrives early in the morning.
Ravi: How long does the Shatabdi take?
Ticket Officer: It takes around six hours.
Ravi: That sounds good. How much is the ticket?
Ticket Officer: Do you want an AC or non-AC seat?
Ravi: AC, please.
Ticket Officer: The AC chair car ticket costs ₹1,200.
Ravi: Okay. I will take one ticket for the Shatabdi Express.
Ticket Officer: Sure. Do you want a window seat?
Ravi: Yes, please.
Ticket Officer: Let me check… Yes, there is a window seat available.
Ravi: Great! Here is the money.
Ticket Officer: Thank you. Here is your ticket.
Ravi: Thank you. Which platform will the train leave from?
Ticket Officer: The train will leave from Platform No. 3.
Ravi: And what time should I reach the platform?
Ticket Officer: Please be there at least 15 minutes before departure.
Ravi: Okay. Is there a luggage limit?
Ticket Officer: You can carry up to 40 kg in AC class.
Ravi: That’s fine. One more thing, is there food available on the train?
Ticket Officer: Yes, the ticket includes complimentary meals.
Ravi: That’s great. Thank you so much!
Ticket Officer: You’re welcome! Have a safe journey.
Ravi: Thanks. Goodbye!
Ticket Officer: Goodbye!
Scene 2: Another customer, Meera, approaches the counter to book a ticket.
Meera: Hello, sir.
Ticket Officer: Hello! How can I help you?
Meera: I need a ticket to Mumbai for tomorrow.
Ticket Officer: Do you prefer a morning or night train?
Meera: A night train would be better.
Ticket Officer: The Mumbai Express departs at 9:00 PM and reaches Mumbai at 7:00 AM.
Meera: That sounds perfect. Are sleeper class tickets available?
Ticket Officer: Yes, we have both AC and non-AC sleeper options.
Meera: How much is the AC sleeper ticket?
Ticket Officer: It costs ₹1,800.
Meera: That’s fine. I will take one AC sleeper ticket.
Ticket Officer: Okay. Do you have any seat preferences?
Meera: A lower berth, if possible.
Ticket Officer: Let me check… Yes, a lower berth is available.
Meera: Great! Here is the payment.
Ticket Officer: Thank you. Here is your ticket.
Meera: Thank you. Which platform should I go to?
Ticket Officer: The train will depart from Platform No. 5.
Meera: Do I need to bring an ID proof?
Ticket Officer: Yes, please carry a government-issued ID.
Meera: Alright. Is bedding provided in AC sleeper class?
Ticket Officer: Yes, fresh bedding is provided.
Meera: That’s good to know. Thank you!
Ticket Officer: You’re welcome. Have a pleasant journey!
Meera: Thanks. Goodbye!
Ticket Officer: Goodbye!
