Read and complete the dialogue (and enjoy it!):
American: Excuse me! Do you ___________ the time, please?
Briton: Er…, yes. It’s……a __________ past ______.
American: Excuse me?
Briton: It’s a _________ past two. Two fifteen.
American: A quarter after two. ________. And can you tell me the way to the train station?
Briton: The railway station? It’s not far, about five minutes walk. Down there, towards the centre. Would you ________ me to show you?
American: Oh, thanks. That’s real ______ of you. My train leaves at a quarter before three, so I have plenty of time, don’t I? Do you _______ here? It’s a really cute place, isn’t it?
Briton: Yes, I do live here. ______ _______ a nice place, yes.
American: Did you ever go to the United States?
Briton: No, I haven’t been to America. Have you been here before?
American: No. It’s _____ first trip. I_______ visiting with some friends.
Briton: Have you seen much?
American: Oh, yeah. Lots! I saw everything in London, and then I went to Edimburgh, and York, and Bath, and Stratford-on-avon…
Briton: Why did you come here?
American: My ancestors were from here. I came to check out the church register. The minister was very helpful. He xeroxed some pages for me to take home.
Briton: That’s great. Well, there’s the station. Have a _______ journey. It was nice to meet ______. Goodbye!
American: It was nice meeting you too. So long!______ _________.
