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    The man stops at the petrol station and asks the attendant to fill up his tank. He also asks the attendant to check the oil level, and the attendant informs him that the oil level is low and that windscreen liquid is also needed. The man agrees to the attendant checking the oil and changing it, and asks where he can pay.

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    The man stops at the petrol station and asks the attendant to fill up his tank. He also asks the attendant to check the oil level, and the attendant informs him that the oil level is low and that windscreen liquid is also needed. The man agrees to the attendant checking the oil and changing it, and asks where he can pay.

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    The man stops at the petrol station and asks the attendant to fill up his tank. He also asks the attendant to check the oil level, and the attendant informs him that the oil level is low and that windscreen liquid is also needed. The man agrees to the attendant checking the oil and changing it, and asks where he can pay.

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    At the petrol station

    Man:                Good morning! Can you help me?


    Attendant:        Of course. What can I do for you?
    Man:                Fill it up, please!
    Attendant:        Can you give me the key to the fuel tank?
    Man:                Here you are. Can you check the oil as well?
    Attendant:        Yes, of course. Hmm. You’re a bit low on oil.
    Man:                Do you need to change it?
    Attendant:        Yes, and you also need some windscreen liquid.
    Man:                OK. Thank you for your help. Where can I pay?

    Fill it up, please! Töltse tele kérem!


    Can you check the oil level as well? Tudná ellenőrizni az olajszintet is?
    You are a bit low on oil. Egy kicsit alacsony az olajszint.           
    You also need some windscreen liquid. Szüksége van egy kis ablakmosó folyadékra is.

    Conversation 01

    A: What’ll it be today, ma’am?


    B: Ten dollars worth of unleaded, please. Here’s the key to the tank.
    A: Comin’ right up… Check the oil for you today?
    B: Yes, please, and could you get the windshield, too?
    A: Sure thing. Open the hood for me, will you? There’s a lever inside there.
    A: Oh, yes, of course.
    B: Okay, ma’am, that’ll be ten dollars.
    A: Here you are.
    B: Thanks. You take care now.

    Conversation 02

    A: Hmm. Prices at this station aren’t too bad. They’ve got regular, unleaded and premium.
    B: What can I do for you?
    A: Fill’er up, and check the tires, will you? I think they’re low on air.
    B: Sorry, you’re at the mini-serve irland. When you’re here, I just pump gas. You can drive over to
    the . full-serve island and I’ll do it, but the gas will cost you more.
    A: Oh, okay, never mind. I’ll check them myself. Go ahead and fill it.

    Unleaded – unleaded gasoline does not contain lead and is therefore less harmful to people and to the
    environment
    Lever – a bar or handle that moves around a fixed point, so that one end of it can be pushed or pulled in
    order to control the operation of a machine or move a heavy or stiff object

    Island – here, an area at a gas station


    What's the best way to get there?
    Is the 95 a toll highway?

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