Act out a conversation between a bank clerk and a tourist.

Act out a conversation between a booking clerk and a tourist.

Brush up your shopping skills by choosing the best answers.

Could I change 100 dollars into euros?

Do I have to change trains or does the train go direct to my destination?

A day return means you can travel to a place and back in the same day.

A double room is a room for two people to sleep in.

Here's your receipt for the exchange.

Could I try these jeans on to see if they fit?

A “fiver” is an informal word meaning £5.

Would you mind filling in this form, please?

That's too expensive. I wonder if you could knock £20 off.

Lime green may be the latest colour but it makes me look ill.

That white blouse matches the black skirt.

“Do you mind if I use your mobile?” “Not at all. Go ahead.”

Black doesn't really suit you – it makes you look pale.

Which platform does the train leave from?

Could I possibly borrow your pen?

Here's your receipt for the exchange.

Act out a conversation between a hotel receptionist and a tourist.

The restaurant's busy on Saturday evenings – it's a good idea to make a reservation.

A return means you can travel to a place and back again.

A single room is a room for one person to sleep in.

A single means you can travel to a place but not back from it.

Black doesn't really suit you – it makes you look pale.

“How would you like the money?” “Tens and twenties, please.”

These jeans are too tight. Do you have a larger size?

Could I try these jeans on to see if they fit?

“How would you like the money?” “Tens and twenties, please.”

Would you mind if I shared your book?