In this lesson we will learn sentences and words that you can use at a train station.

Hello. I would like to buy a ticket to Chicago.

Would you like a round-trip ticket or a one-way ticket?

I don't know when I will be coming back, so I want a one-way ticket please.

When would you like to travel?

I would like to leave on Monday.

That will be $45 for the one-way ticket to Chicago.

Thank you. Here is my credit card.

This is your ticket. You'll find the car number and the seat number on the ticket.

Thank you. Goodbye.

Hello. I would like to buy a ticket to Chicago.

Would you like a round-trip ticket or a one-way ticket?

I am coming back soon so I want a round-trip ticket.

When are you leaving?

I am leaving on Tuesday and coming back on Saturday.

The train does not return from Chicago on Saturday.

Do you want a ticket for Sunday?

No, that will not be convenient. Could I get one for Friday?

Yes, there is a train that day.

Thank you. Please give me return ticket for Friday.

Can I check my luggage instead of carrying it on the train?

Yes, you can. There is no charge for that service.

Do you have your luggage here?

Yes. This is the bag I wish to check.

Let me put a tag on your bag and give you a receipt.

Thank you.

Hi Cindy! I am so glad you have come to visit us!

Oh, Laura! It is so good to see you.

Did you have a good trip?

Yes. The train was very fast,

and they had a restaurant car where I could eat lunch.

It was fun to sit at a table and watch the countryside go by as I ate.

That’s great! Do you have any luggage?

Yes, but I checked my big suitcase.

We will have to pick it up at the gate.

Let’s go!

Did you have a good trip?

When are you leaving?

I would like to buy a ticket to Chicago.

Would you like a round-trip ticket or a one-way ticket?

Can I check my luggage instead of carrying it on the train?