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Anonymous  +  479574 Thu, 21 Feb 08 02:24 AM
Teachers,

Suppose you are on a city bus and want to ask the driver how much more time does it take to get to where you wanna go, how would you ask the driver?  Please give me good and common expressions, using "Chinatown" as your destination.


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CalifJim  +  479577 Thu, 21 Feb 08 02:45 AM
I don't think bus driver's like to be bothered with people asking them questions while they're driving, but if you insist, and you're willing to take the abuse that may ensueSmile: 

How much longer will it take to get to Chinatown?

CJ 
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