Taking Public Transport | Real English Conversation (A2 Level)

Taking Public Transport – Real English conversation (A2) Follow two friends through a busy day of buses, trains, subways and taxis. The short dialogues teach you how to buy tickets, find the right platform and ask for help when your train is cancelled. Key phrases from this episode: • Does this bus go to the city centre? • One return ticket, please. • Which platform is the train to Leeds? • I think I missed my stop. In this episode you will practice: • Asking if a bus goes to the city centre and how often it comes. • Buying a single, return or day ticket. • Finding the right platform and asking about a delay. • Changing trains and using the subway. • Saying that you missed your stop and asking for help. Today's comment question: How do you usually travel to work or school? Write one sentence, such as: I usually take the bus to work. Take this lesson with you on your next journey and shadow the ticket phrases on the way. This video is part of the A2 English Conversations for Beginners | Daily English Podcast playlist: a free English speaking course for A2 learners. Subscribe to Daily English Podcast Hub to learn English with new everyday English conversations. Related topics: English listening and speaking practice, daily life English sentences, English conversation practice, American English conversation #RealEnglishConversation #A2EnglishConversation #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversationPractice #PublicTransportEnglish #TravelEnglish