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Learn useful English with a realistic conversation between a passenger and a ticket inspector on a train.

The passenger cannot find her ticket because she thinks she lost her wallet at the station. Learn how to explain the situation, ask what to do next, and understand useful phrases such as β€œvalid ticket,” β€œadditional charge,” and β€œturn it in.”

This short English conversation is perfect for A1–A2 English learners who want to improve listening, speaking, travel vocabulary, and real-life English.

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00:00Excuse me, ma'am. May I see your ticket, please?
00:03Of course. Oh, no. I can't find it.
00:06Do you have it on your phone?
00:07No, it was in my wallet. I think I lost my wallet at the station.
00:10We'll have to sort this out. I'm sorry to hear that, but you still need a valid ticket to travel.
00:15I understand. I'm not trying to travel without paying.
00:18I understand, but I have to follow the rules.
00:21What do I need to do now?
00:23You'll need to buy a new ticket, and there may be an additional charge.
00:27Even though I lost my wallet?
00:29I'm afraid so, but if you find your original ticket, you may be able to explain the situation to customer
00:34service.
00:35All right. I'll pay, and I'll report my wallet missing as soon as possible.
00:40That's a good idea. I hope someone has turned it in.
00:43Me too. Thank you for explaining everything.
00:45You're welcome. I hope you get it back.
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