W: Not at all. I got a B. But I got an A in reading class.
M: Well, you got a better grade in reading than in writing. Does that mean writing class is more difficult than reading class?
W: No, it’s not what it appears. I just worked harder in reading class. M: Oh. I see. Thanks.
9. If you’re a teenager and would like to be able to afford to go out more often,
why not join the Teen Travel Club and get cheaper bus travel?
To join the club, you have to fill in a form and take it to the nearest bus station
or post office. You will also need to take your ID card and a photograph of yourself. You will be given a free Teen Travel membership card. It will allow you to travel at a lower cost.
Once you’re a member of the Teen Travel Club, you can buy Teen Tickets at any bus
station or railway ticket office. Each ticket you buy has 10 parts. When you get on the bus, you put the ticket into a special machine. The machine will then mark one part. The tickets last as long as you like and it doesn’t matter how long it takes you
to use up all the journeys. However, you must remember to take your membership card with you when you use your ticket, or you may have to pay the full price. 10. M: Hello. This is Argos. Can I help you?
W: Yes, I would like to place an order.
M: All right, Madam. May I have your name first? W: Aeryn Smith. A-E-R-Y-N, Aeryn.
M: A-E-R-Y-N, Aeryn. All right. What would you like to order? W: I want to order a silk dress.
M: OK. What’s the product number of the silk dress? W: It’s MS3426.
M: All right. And what size would you like? W: I want a large one. M: OK. And what color? W: Red, please.
M: So that is product number MS3426. Size: Large. Color: Red. Is that correct? W: Yes.
M: All right, Madam, your total will be 78 pounds. How will you pay? W: With Master Card.
M: OK. What’s your card number? W: 4923 5671?
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