Look at these sentences. Which two describe routines and habits? Which tense is used to talk about routines and habits? a) i like to lie in my bed for ten minutes and think of nothing b) i ve been a millionaire mind since my world championship match c)the last match i played went on for about a month d) i don't get out of bed much before noon

A: Excuse me, could you help me, please? 
B: With pleasure. What can I do for you? 
A: How can I get to the Peter and Paul's fortress? 
B: Oh, it's easy. We are now in Sadovaya (Garden) street. There is a tram stop not far from here.
A: Can I take any tram there?
B: No. You must take the trams number 2, 3, or 34. 
A: How long will it take me to get there? 
B: About 10-15 minutes. The first stop after the bridge will be yours. 
A: Thank you very much. 
B: Don't mention it.
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A: Excuse me, Could you tell me how I can get to the hotel "St. Petersburg?" 
B: Unfortunately, there is no direct transport, you'll have to change your transport. 
A: We are strangers here and we don't know the urban transport system. Could you explain us the way to the hotel? (how we can get to the hotel)
B: With pleasure. First you should get to the Finland railway station. You can take bus 107 or 137. 
A: Is the bus stop far from here? 
B: No, it's just around the corner. 
A: Where should we go then? 
B: You have to get off at the Finland railway station. This is the final stop. 
A: How much is the bus fare?
B: ... rubles'. But there is no conductor in the bus, so you have to buy coupons (tokens) at the bus stop or from the driver. 
A: What transport do we take from Finlyandsky railway station? 
B: You can walk on from there. It will take you about 15 minutes. Or you can take tram number 6. It will take you directly to the hotel. 
A: Thank you very much. 
B: You are welcome.

 A:Excuse me, could you tell us the short way to the famous British Museum? We went astray.

B: I certainly can. It is not very far from here. I think it will take you about thirty minutes to get there from here. If you are in a hurry, you can go by bus. The bus-stop is at Oxford Circus.

A: And how can we get to Oxford Circus?

B: Go straight on, then turn left at the traffic lights and go straight on again. In two minutes you are at Oxford Circus.

A: What bus must we take?

B: Your bus is the 73.

A: At what stop do we get off?

B: You have to get off at Great Russel Street. This bus stops in front of the British Museum.

A: And how long will it take us to get to the British Museum by bus?

B: I think about fifteen minutes.

A: One more thing. Is there a bus table at the bus stop? If I see that our bus comes in 15-20 minutes, we shall walk there.

B: Of course you will find a bus table at the bus stop. I think this bus arrives every 10-15 minutes.

A: Thank you very much!

B: Not at all. Have a good time.

A: Many thanks.