Grammaire anglaise

Grammaire anglaise

Excuse me, miss, can I ask you a question, please? Could you tell me where the station is?

 Of course, sir; by the way, I have to go myself, you see. I should even be there already because I'm taking a train in a quarter of an hour.

Sure, you're leaving too? You don't have to go very far, I suppose; you have no baggage!

No, no, I'm not leaving, I'm just going to look for an old friend who's coming tonight from the United States.

Did you say tonight? But it's only eight in the morning! You don't need to rush!

 Certainly not, but you can't imagine how happy I am to see her again; I don't live here and I left early to be here on time. After fifteen years, do you realize that?

 You must have been very young and she must have changed a lot!

- No, it's impossible! She is over sixty years old and has always been young. I can't believe she's changed.

 It could be, however. I have a friend like that. She refuses to tell you how old she is. She must be about the same age. I think she must be afraid of getting old.

You wouldn't be afraid of yourself at his age? At least, what you weren't afraid of. It's being late! You should hurry up a little bit, shouldn't you?

Yes, I suppose I should, but I have to tell you something; I don't go to the station, and I don't even know where she is.

But then, these suitcases, you don't have to tell me everything, you know.

Uh... could you speak up a little louder? I can't hear very well. Can I buy you a drink?

It is normally men who invite women: I should refuse, but I will not. I may be rude, but I accept with pleasure.

 Oh, sorry! I just saw someone I know. I have to go now. Nice to have met you! You have to believe me. I'm really sorry!

Yes, I'm not surprised by you!

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