Here are some important phrases you might hear or use while traveling. Tickets, please. Can I see your tickets? Could you show me your tickets? Could you have your tickets ready, please? Can I see your passport, please? Could you show me your passport, please? Do you have a driving licence? Can I see your …
To say what you want to do when you are traveling, use I’d like to… I’d like to take a tour of the city. I’d like to go for a drive. I’d like to go hiking. I’d like to hire a taxi. I’d like to visit the museums. I’d like to take the train. I’d …
English For Traveling | Saying What You Want To Do Read More »
When it comes to traveling, all of us have got certain likes and dislikes. To say what you like, use I like… To say what you don’t like, use I don’t like… I like wandering around the countryside. I like the hills. I like beach holidays. I really like walking in the moonlight. I like …
English For Traveling | Saying What You Like And Dislike Read More »
While traveling, you may need to go to a particular place or building. Use Is there…? to ask if there is such a thing where you are. Note Before interrupting somebody with your question, it is always a good idea to use the phrase Excuse me. Excuse me, is there a railway station near here? …
