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Ordering and Buying in English

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How to order in English? And, how to buy things in English? Listen to the conversation between a woman and a the seller at the ticket counter.

AHello. Do you have any tickets left for the concert tonight?
BHmmm, let me check. Yes, there are a few tickets.
ABrilliant. How much are they?
BThe best seats are ÂŁ85 each.
AThat’s very expensive. Are there any cheaper ones?
BWe have two at ÂŁ60. They’re near the back of the stadium.
AThat’s fine. I’ll take those, please.
BCertainly. That’s £120 please.
AHere you are.
BThank you. Enter your PIN when you’re ready. Thank you. Here’s your receipt and here are your tickets. Doors open at 7:45 pm. Have a good night!
AThank you.

 

Language Note:

Do you have any …?
use this phrase when you want to buy something.
– Do you have any green vegetables?

That’s very expensive
use this phrase to express your opinion about the price, it is too much money for something.
– It is 25 pounds for one set.
– That’s very expensive.

Here you are
use this phrase when you give something to someone.
– Can I have a hamberger, please? 
– Here you are. That is 5 pounds.

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