Conversation In Public Places 2

AT THE CINEMA

·         A : Hey, Chloe, it’s Sunday. Do you want to go out with me?

B : Where will we go?

A : Maybe, we’re going to watch.

B : What movie are we watching?

A : ‘Insurgent’

B : Who’s the star?

A : My favorite actor all the time, Theo James!

B : Oh my! My favorite too.

A : Okay then, I’ll go buy the ticket for us.

B : Make sure you don’t get us in the front row seats. I don’t like being in the front row.

A : I know. I don’t like either. But the cinema is free seated, so we can choose our seat.

B : Great! Go on then, hurry up get in line. You don’t want the best seats to be taken by someone else, do you?

A : Alright, alright!

B : I’ll buy us some popcorns and soda.

·         A : Oh my God! Look, the queue in front of the box office is so long.

B : I’m not shook up, it’s the premiere.

A : Would there be any tickets left for us?

B : I hope so. I’ll go and get in line, you buy the snacks and soda right there, okay?

A : Okay, dude!

B : We’ll meet again here.

A : Fine. But, what if they run out of tickets for this movie?

B : I guess that means we’ll just have to watch another movie.

A : Okay, how about ‘The Last Song’ instead?

B : Okay, that’s pretty cool!

AT THE POST OFFICE

·         A : Good morning, how can I help you

B : I want to send a letter. Here it is.

A : Alright. Let me see. Oh, you forget to write down the zip code of your destination address.

B : Is that necessary?

A : Of course yes.

B : Well, I don’t know the exact zip code. Do you mind if I come back later? I have to go home and ask.

A : Of course not. You’re free to come back anytime.

B : What time does this post office close?

A : We’re close at 4.30 p.m.

B : Okay, that means I still have time. Bye.

A : Bye-bye.

·         A : I need to send these invitations.

B : I’m sorry, sir, but these invitations must be put in envelopes.

A : Oh, so I can’t send them all just like these?

B : No, each of them should be put in an envelope.

A : If that so, then I’ll come back later. I have to buy some envelopes.

B : you can buy them on the counter in front.

A : thank you for your information.

B : You’re welcome.