English for tourism: dialogues and exercises to practice

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Nowadays, English can be used for travelling almost anywhere in the world. With a few well-chosen phrases, you can get by on the road and be able to get by with the language. Also, daring to speak to strangers in English is an excellent way to overcome your fear of conversation.


Put into practice what you learn in your regular classes in the best pakistan phone number list way: traveling. Here are some sample dialogues and exercises to help you practice vocabulary and structures useful for your travels.


Traveling
Try reading these dialogues out loud. If you can, practice with someone:


A: Excuse me, do you know where I can find the international buses ? I am taking a bus to Berlin and I can't find it.

B: Sure, it's quite simple. You have to go down this corridor until you see the shopping area . Turn left and you will see the bus schedule displays . Find your bus and look up where it's leaving from .

A: Thank you very much! Do I need to check in beforehand ?

B: No, just go straight to your bus, you just need to show the driver the ticket .



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There ! Sorry, can I ask you a question?

B: Sure, go ahead.

A: Do you know where the Chili Hostel is? My phone is dead and I can't look it up.

B: Hmm… rings a bell. Do you know the name of the street ?

A: I thought it was Harold Street …

B: Oh, that's just around the corner ! Just turn right at that café over there .

A: Thank you very much.

B: Good luck!


Leisure
Now try these. This time they are aimed at finding interesting activities to do in a new place.


A: Hi! Can I help you?

B: Yes, I was wondering whether there's live music anywhere around here. I'd love to listen to some regional music .

A: Yes, there's a few places that have live music in the evenings . There's even a few that offer dancing lessons and shows .

B: Oh, that would be great, where can I find them?