PART 2 · LESSON 20 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Ten Seats and a Baby
The ticket window at the central station, ten seats to Hua Hin and a pram: Hua Hin, Saturday morning, ten people, return; the express at eight, second class, air-conditioned; book two window seats; car five, the ten of you sit together; and the pram; folded, kept at the end of the car; and the way back; Wednesday afternoon, buy it now and keep it: the little word after a verb for something done now and kept for later, and the words of a ticket.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The ticket window at the central station on an evening in early September, Jack and Tee at the counter and the whole family to seat: Jack and the clerk keep the polite word with each other, Tee keeps it with the clerk and drops it with Jack.
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