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This document provides information about arranging meetings, discussing future plans, and buying train tickets. It includes common phrases for arranging meetings using dates and times, questions to ask about travel plans, and fields to fill out when discussing future arrangements and buying train tickets, including destination, transport, dates and times of departure and arrival, who someone is meeting, class of travel, and fare.
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- 3. In this unit you will learn: • Dates •Prepositions of time •Arraging meetings •Discussing future arragementes •Buying train tickets
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- 10. •Where are you going? •Why are yo going to…? •What time are you leaving? •What time are you arriving? •Who are you meeting? •How are you travelling? DISCUSSING FUTURE ARRAGEMENTS
- 11. •DESTINATION: •TRANSPORT: •DEPARTURE DATE: •DEPARTURE TIME: •ARRIVAL TIME: •MEETING WITH: •RETURN DATE: •DEPARTURE TIME: •ARRIVAL TIME: DISCUSSING FUTURE ARRAGEMENTS
- 12. BUYING TRAIN TICKETS •Destination: •Ticket: •Leaving on: •Leaving at: •Returning on: •Returning at: •Class: •Fare: