<p><b>A:</b> Tickets . . . tickets, please. May I see your ticket, miss? 

              </p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Yes. Uh, now where did I put it? Just a moment; let me look 

                for it.</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Sure.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> In my bag? No. Is it on the seat, the floor? No. Oh, here 

                it is in my pocket!</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Thank you. Are you going all the way into the city?</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Yeah, the semester's out and I just took my last exam, so 

                I'm going to go sightseeing in Chicago.</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Is this your first time riding the train to Chicago?</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> No, this is my second time, but I don't remember much. I came 

                with my parents when I was 3.</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> Well, I'd suggest changing seats. The view's much better over 

                on that side of the train.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Thank you, I'll do that.</p>

              <p><b>A:</b> And hold on to your ticket. You might be asked for it again. 

                Have a nice trip.</p>

              <p><b>B:</b> Thanks for your help. Maybe I'll see you again when I come 

                back.</p>

              <p><br>

              </p>