Day 8 – Booking a Movie Ticket

Day 8 – Booking a Movie Ticket

Two friends are planning to watch a movie this weekend. They are discussing which movie to watch, checking show timings, and booking tickets online. This conversation will help learners understand how to talk about entertainment, money, and making simple plans in English.

👥 Characters Introduction:

  • Emma: A cheerful girl who loves movies.

  • David: Her friend, who is good at finding tickets online.

Conversation Script

Emma
Hey David, do you want to watch a movie this weekend?
David
Sure, Emma! Which movie do you have in mind?
Emma
I was thinking about the new action movie.
David
Oh, I heard it’s really good! Let me check the timings online.
Emma
Great! Can you book the tickets for us?
David
Yes, give me a second. The evening show is at 7:30 PM.
Emma
That’s perfect. How much is one ticket?
David
It’s $10 per ticket. Should I book two?
Emma
Yes, please. I’ll give you the money later.
David
No problem. I just booked them.
Emma
Yay! I’m so excited. Thank you, David.
David
Anytime, Emma. Let’s meet at the theater on Saturday.
Emma
Sure! Don’t forget the popcorn.
David
Haha, of course. What’s a movie without popcorn?

📝 Useful Phrases/Vocab:

  1. Do you want to…? – Used to invite someone.

  2. I was thinking about… – To suggest an idea.

  3. Let me check… – To show you are confirming something.

  4. How much is…? – Asking about price.

  5. I’ll give you the money later. – To promise payment later.

  6. Don’t forget… – A reminder.

  7. What’s a movie without popcorn? – A fun way to say something is incomplete without another thing.

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