🚉 At the Railway Station

Dear Andy.

I'd be delighted to accept your invitation and am going to reserve a to London. I'll take an overnight train which all the between Inverness and London but that doesn't matter as I will probably be sleeping anyway. It at 7.00 in the morning. We could put the in the and go for breakfast at the . I'll collect my car later. I don't know which platform the train will arrive at but you should find it written on the . I hope I don't do the same thing as last time; I forgot my railcard and didn't get my . The gave me a fine in spite of my apologies. I'll have a meal before I leave because at night the is closed. When I arrive at the try to remember to get a for me, it will be easier. I am going to book a at the of the train.

I'm looking forward to meeting you again.
Kind regards.
Wallis

Linda: Excuse me, what time is the next train to King's Cross, please ?
Railway clerk 1: It's at 9.55. You can see the timetables over there, Madam.
Linda: Oh, yes. And what time will I be in London ?
Railway clerk 1: At 11.07, Madam.
Linda: That's fine. A ticket to King's Cross, please.
Railway clerk 1: Single or return ?
Linda: Return, please.
Railway clerk 1: That's £4.50. Here you are.
Linda: Thank you very much. Which platform does...?
Railway clerk 1: From platform 3, Madam. It's all there on the board.
Linda: Oh, yes, of course.

Some time later:
Linda: Is this the 9.55 to King's Cross ?
Railway clerk 2: No, Madam, this is the 9.45 to Birmingham. This is platform 4. Trains to London leave from platform 3.
Linda: Platform 3. Oh yes. Thank you very much.