Make a conversation between a rail employee and a traveler. Use expressions:
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Explanation:

-Hello, International Enquiries. Can I help you?

-Yes, I would like to book a ticker from Amsterdam to Paris for Friday morning. Can you help me?

-Of course. Could you just hold the line, please?

-Sure.

-There’s an express at 8:40. You have to change in Brussels, though.

-Is there a good connection to Brussels?

-Well, the train from Brussels leaves at 11.15. It would be a very short change if there is any delay you might miss it.

-I’d rather not change in that case. Is there any later train?

-Yes. The 12.26 arrives in Paris at 18.57. No change.

-Great. I would like to book a ticket for that one.

-Would you prefer smoking or non-smoking carriage?

-Non-smoking, please.

-Do you prefer front-facing or rear-facing seats?

-Front-facing, if possible.

-Alright. Your ticket is reserved. You can pick it up at the station up to half an hour before the ride.

-Thank you so much.

-You're welcome. Have a safe trip!

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