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Voice 1: I don’t know. Maybe 7 am is better. Also, that’s the entrance time.
Voice 2: Yes. But, as some of us may unfortunately arrive late, let’s say we get there at 7 and leave
at 7:30.
Voice 1: Ok. You have a good idea there! And what about the return time? 3 pm?
Voice 3: Not likely We should spend some time in the afternoon after lunch.
Voice 1: Yes, although we can’t come back too late.
Voice 2: Ok. Let’s say 7 pm so that we arrive by 8:30 pm. Agreed?
Voice 4: Alright!
Voice 1: So, we have agreed that we will leave at 7:30 am and we expect to be back at 8:30 pm.
Voice 2: And what about transportation, is the school bus available?
Voice 3: We may want to consider that. However, it can’t wait for us all day in Mexico City.
Voice 1: So, are you saying we should rent a bus?
Voice 4: Basically, yes. We know it is a little more expensive, but that way we have a sure way to get
to Chapultepec and come back.
Voice 2: Are you sure about that? Because renting a bus won’t come cheap.
Voice 1: My father’s close friend rents tour buses. I think he could lend a helping hand.
Voice 3: That sounds great! So that’s settled. We will rent a bus to get from Texcoco to Chapultepec.
Voice 4: So we expect to arrive by 9 am at Chapultepec. And once we have arrived, will we go
immediately to the lake?
Voice 2: And skip breakfast? We can’t agree with that idea. We need to eat breakfast, because we
will have a day full of activities.
Voice 3: Fine, how much time should we spend?
Voice 1: Does one hour sound good to everyone?
Voice 4: One hour? Why, yes. Sounds perfect. Then we are going to spend one hour to have
breakfast.
Voice 1: Immediately after having finished breakfast, we will visit the museum in Chapultepec Park,
since it opens at 10 am and we have to spend some time in the line for the tickets.
Voice 2: No. We think it would be better to have a little stroll.
Voice 3: But we will have that! The museum is on top of Chapultepec Hill. That way we can have
a stroll and get to the museum. We can kill two birds with one stone.

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