Why did they miss the train?

It's too late to catch the train

JILL: Two return tickets to London, please. ATTENDANT: What time will the next train leave? JILL: At nineteen minutes past eight. ATTENDANT: Which platform? KUAN: Platform Two. Over the bridge. JILL: What time will the next train leave? At eight nineteen. KUAN: We've got plenty of time. JILL: It's only three minutes to eight. KUAN: Let's go and have a drink. There's a juice bar next door to the station. JILL: We had better go back to the station now, Kuan. PORTER: Tickets, please. JILL: We want to catch the eight nineteen to London. PORTER: You've just missed it! JILL: What! It's only eight fifteen. PORTER: I'm sorry, madam. That clock's ten minutes slow. JILL: When's the next train? PORTER: In five hours' time!

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JILL!!

Miss Jill: Good morning, class! Can someone tell me where this is? Timmy: It's New York City, Ms. Jill. Miss Jil: Correct! Miss Jill: Is New York City famous? Cindy: Yes, New York City is very famous. It is the biggest city in America. Miss Jill: Do we live in a city? Sam: No, we live in a town. A town is smaller than a city. Miss Jill: Can you think of any other famous cities in the world? Sam: London is very famous. Cindy: Shanghai is very famous too.

Miss Jill: Good morning, class! Today we will talk about pets. Student: Great! I love animals. Miss Jill: Do you have a pet? Student: Yes, I do. I have a pet dog. Miss Jill: Does your dog have a tail? Student: Yes, it does. It also has big ears. Miss Jill: What are these? Student: The first animal is a goat. The second animal is a rabbit. Miss Jill: Are they good pets? Student: Rabbits make good pets. They usually live in cages. Goats do not. They live on farms. Miss Jill: What's this? Student: It's a lion. Miss Jill: Do you like the lion? Student: Yes! The lion is my favorite animal.

Miss Jill: Timmy, please stand up and show me the letter C. Timmy: This is the letter C. Miss Jill: Good job, Timmy! Please sit down. Timmy: Thank you, Ms. Jill. Miss Jill: Now I will ask a question. What word begins with the letter C? Timmy: Car! Miss Jill: Good answer! Miss Jill: Everyone, please write down the word "car" in your books. Timmy: Yes, Ms. Jill.

Ms. Jill: Hello, class! We will have a spelling test tomorrow. Are you ready? Timmy: No, I'm not ready... Ms. Jill: Cindy, can you spell the word "blue"? Cindy: Yes, I can spell it. It's very easy, "B-L-U-E". Ms. Jill: Who can spell the word "orange"? Sam: Let me have a try, Ms. Jill. "O-R-A-N-G-E". Ms. Jill: Correct, Sam! Ms. Jill: Anna, can you spell the word "pink"? Anna: Yes, I can. It's very easy. "P-I-N-K". Ms. Jill: Well done!

Timmy: What is that in your hand, Miss Jill? Miss Jill: It’s a microphone. We can use it to sing songs. Cindy: I like singing songs. It’s one of my favorite hobbies. Timmy: I don’t like singing songs. Timmy: Why do you like to sing songs, Cindy? Cindy: One day, I want to be a singer. Miss Jill: What kind of songs can you sing? Cindy: I can sing pop songs.

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