POST OFFICE CLERK: Good afternoon, •lady •madam.

ANNE: How •many •much does it •cost •spend to send a letter to Italy, please?

CLERK: •In •By air?

ANNE: Yes.

CLERK: Twelve pence.

ANNE: •I •I'll have a twelve pence stamp, please.

CLERK: Here •are you •you are.

ANNE: Thankyou. How •much •long will the letter •take? •spend?

CLERK: Three days.

ANNE: I want •send •to send postcards to Spain, Belgium and Poland.

CLERK: •It's •There's a ten pence •for •on a postcard to anywhere in Europe.

ANNE: Three ten pence stamps, please.

CLERK: Here •are you •you are.

... Where are you sending that parcel?

ANNE: To London.

 

CLERK: •Put •Take it on the scales, please.

... •There's •That's eighty-five pence.
Twelve and thirty and eighty-five...That's one pound, twenty-seven pence •altogether •together.