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Friend: Anne, have you been to that new shopping centre?
Anne: The Forest Centre?
Friend: No. I mean Queen’s, the new one near the river.
Anne: Oh. I’ve seen the advertisement. It’s got the largest cafe and bookshop in the country.
Friend: It will have. Only the clothes shops are open this month.
Anne: Well, that’s OK. But it’s at least thirty kilometres away and I haven’t got a car.
Friend: Well, there is a coach once a week.
Anne: Is there? I can get that if it’s not on Saturday. I have to work then.
Friend: It goes on Tuesday. But it’s best to get your ticket on Monday.
Anne: Is the ticket expensive?
Friend: Ten pounds eighty for adults, two pounds fifty for children and only five pounds sixty for students like you.
Anne: Not bad. Does it go from the bus station?
Friend: Yes, and it stops in Market Square and outside the museum in Broad Street.
Anne: Oh, good. I’ll get it there. Broad Street is really near my house. Does it leave early?
Friend: Twenty past nine and you get to the shopping centre forty minutes later at ten o’clock.
Anne: Great!