Refunding a Ticket
Your plans changed — getting money back.
- Them
How can I help you today?
- You
I need to refund this ticket.
- Them
Was it a flexible fare?
- You
I believe so. I bought it yesterday.
- Them
There is a small administration fee.
- You
How much would I get back?
- Them
Forty-two out of fifty pounds.
- You
That is acceptable. Please go ahead.
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Words in this dialogue
- helpto make things easier for someone
- todaythis day
- needto have to have
- refundmoney given back
- ticketa slip showing you have paid
- flexibleable to change easily
- farethe price of a journey
- believeto think something is true
- boughtpast form of buy
- yesterdaythe day before today
- smallthe smallest of the sizes offered
- administrationthe paperwork side of running something
- mucha large amount
- backreturning; the rear
- forty-twothe number 42
- fiftythe number 50
- poundsthe money of Britain
- acceptablegood enough
- aheadin front; go right on
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