1 Read the dialogue and circle the correct answer. A: Can I help you? B: 'Can I have/ Would you like a ticket to the museum, please? A: 2Would / Do you like a guide? B: No, ³thanks / please. A: That's £8.50, please. B: Here ⁴are you / you are. A: ⁵They're / Here are your tickets. B: Thank you.

Let's complete the dialogue with the correct options: A: Can I help you? B: Can I have a ticket to the museum, please? A: Would you like a guide? B: No, thanks. A: That's £8.50, please. B: Here you are. A: Here are your tickets. B: Thank you. **Explanation:** * **1st blank**: The phrase "Can I have" is used to request something politely. * **2nd blank**: "Would you like" is the correct way to offer something. * **3rd blank**: Saying "thanks" is appropriate after being asked if you want a guide and declining. * **4th blank**: "Here you are" is the correct phrase to give something. * **5th blank**: "Here are your tickets" is the appropriate phrase to present the tickets.