Tourist problems

- Can you do me a favour?

- Sure. What is it?

- Can you keep an eye on my bag, please?

- Sure. Will you be long?

- I just want to go to the information desk.

- Go ahead. Don’t worry. It’ll be safe with me.

- Excuse me, can you do me a favour?

- Sure. What can I do for you?

- Can you save my place for me, please?

- Yes, certainly. But hurry up! The line is moving very fast.

- Thanks. It won’t be long. I’ll be right back.

- Excuse me, I can’t find my suitcase anywhere.

- What was your flight number?

- Luftgansa 244.

- Well, that’s belt 14. Have you looked there?

- Yes, I have, but it’s not there, I’m afraid.

- Well, you will have to fill in a form. When they find it they will send it to your hotel.

- Good morning, sir. Can I help you?

- Good morning. I’d like to report a theft.

- Just a moment. What exactly was stolen?

- My bag. It had my passport, mobile phone, traveller’s cheques.

- Where and when did this happen?

- Right outside the tube station. It happened about three blocks away. I’ve been looking for a police officer for about half an hour!

- Right, sir, did you see who took it?

- Well, I saw his back, running away! It all happened so fast, you know. He was wearing a black wooly hat, jeans and trainers.

- OK, sir, I’ll get an officer to see you and take a statement.

- Yes, can I help you?

- Hello! Can you give me something for an upset stomach, please? I’m on holiday, and I think it’s the change of water.

- Yes, er, these tablets should settle your stomach. You just take one tablet a day for three days.

- Just one day.

- Yes, and if you still feel bad, you should see a doctor.

- Thank you very much.

- Anything else?

- Yes, can you give me something for sunburn? My little boy was out in the park all day yesterday.

- This after-sun cream is good. But you should always put on some cream before you go out in the sun as well.

- I know, but we didn’t have any. I’ll take some of that, too.

- Anything else?

- No, that’s all, thank you.

- Excuse me, I’m trying to get to the Science Museum.

- The Science Museum. Right, you aren’t far away. Now, let me see, go along this parth through the park. You’ll see Kensington Palace on your right. Keep going until you get to a gate. Then turn left on to Kensington Road. Go straight down this road, past the Royal Albert Hall, and take the first right at the traffic lights.

- First right, okay.

- You go down this road until you come to a tube station, and the museum on the right. It’s opposite the Victoria and Albert Museum, you can’t miss it.

- OK, so it’s straight along here, go out of the park and turn left, past the Albert Hall, and then first right. Thanks a lot.

- You’re welcome.

- Oh, one more thing. Do you know if there is a reduced price for students?

- Well, I think it’s free nowadays.

- Great. Thanks again, bye.

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