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Lesson 7, part 2English in action 119Buying ticketsnineteen1 Read the dialogue on Class Book page 26 again. Who says these sentences?Write C (Customer) or T (Ticket seller). Woman: Good morning. Can I help you?Girl: Yes. 1 Can I have two tickets, please? Woman: Adults or children? Girl: 2Woman: OK. That’s eight rials, please. 3Girl: I’m not sure. How much is a guide? Woman: 4Girl: OK, then. I’ll have a guide. Woman: Great. 5Girl: 6Woman: Thanks. And here are your tickets. 2 1.17 Read and complete the dialogue. Then listen and check.3 Work in pairs. Write a new dialogue. Use the dialogue in Activity 2 and the questions below to help you. Then act out the dialogue. 1 How many tickets do you need? 2 How much do the tickets cost? 3 How much does the guide cost? 4 What’s the total amount you need to pay?Would you like to have a guide? That’s 10 rials in total.Alright. Here you are. One adult and one child, please.Can I have two tickets, please? Not much. It’s only two rials.Pronunciation 4 1.18 Listen and match. Then listen and repeat. Notice the coloured word endings. Then practise saying the questions and answers with your partner.1 Have you ever wanted to be a writer? 2 This performer is rather boring. 3 Is your brother going to be an actor? 4 Do you want to order anything? a No, he isn’t. He wants to be a fi lm director. b I’d like another glass of water, please.c No, never. I want to be a doctor!d No, she isn’t! She’s great! That’s my sister!1 C I don’t know. How much is it?2 Here are your tickets. Enjoy the fort! 3 Can I have four tickets, please?4 OK. That’s 19 rials. 5 Hello, can I help you?6 OK, then. Yes, please.