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How to Book a Hotel Room Basic expressions and phrases used during a hotel reservation call Dialogue 1 Guest: Good morning! I would like to make a reservation, please. Receptionist: Good morning! Sure, I can help you with that. When would you like to check in? Guest: I would like to check in on March 5th. Receptionist: And how many nights will you be staying? Guest: I will stay for three nights. Receptionist: Great! How many people will be staying in the room? Guest: It will be for two people. Receptionist: Perfect. What type of room would you like? We have single, double, and suite options. Guest: A double room, please. Receptionist: Alright. Would you like a room with a city view or a garden view? Guest: A city view, please. Receptionist: Noted. Can I have your name, please? Guest: My name is John Smith. Receptionist: Thank you, Mr. Smith. Can I have your contact number, please? Guest: Yes, it’s (103) 452-6789. Receptionist: Thank you! Your reservation is confirmed for a double room ...

  IF CLAUSES  "If clauses" are used to discuss conditions and their potential results. They can be categorized into four types: zero conditional, first conditional, second conditional and third conditional. Here are example situations for each type: 1. Zero Conditional Use: To express general truths or scientific facts. The structure is "If + present simple, present simple." Example Situation: - If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils.   - This means that every time you heat water to that temperature, it will always boil. 2. First Conditional Use: To express a real possibility in the future. The structure is "If + present simple, will + base verb." Example Situation: - If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.   - This indicates that there is a real chance of rain, and if it happens, the picnic will be canceled. 3. Second Conditional Use: To discuss hypothetical situations that are unlikely or impossible. The structure is "If + past ...

School Radio Programme: "Teen Regrets" Listen to the recording and answer the following questions  Presenter: "Hello everyone, and welcome back to 'Teen Talk' on your favorite school radio! Today we’re diving into a topic that many of us can relate to—regrets. Joining me are three amazing teen students: Sarah, Mike, and Jess. Welcome to the show, everyone!" Sarah: "Thanks for having us! Excited to share our thoughts." Mike: "Yeah, thanks! Should be interesting." Jess: "Happy to be here!" Presenter: "Fantastic! Let’s start with you, Sarah. What’s something you regret, and how has it impacted you?" Sarah: "I think my biggest regret is not trying out for the school play last year. I had the chance, but I let my fear of failure hold me back. I’ve always loved acting, and looking back, I realize I could have learned so much from the experience." Presenter: "That’s a common struggle! Mike, what about you? Any ...

Travel   Student's Book - Page 69 - Part 3 - Tapescript (Track 17) Anthony : Ms Lucky, how long have you been in this job? Ms Lucky : For about 20 years. I’ve been a traveller since 1999. First, I wrote a travel diary. Then, I did it as a job. Anthony : Sorry, did you say you used to write for yourself only? Ms Lucky : Yes, at the beginning. Later I sent them to a newspaper. Anthony : How many countries have you travelled to so far? Ms Lucky : I have visited about 80 countries. Anthony : Have you been to African countries? Ms Lucky : Yes, I have been to South Africa, Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya and others. Anthony : Have you ever been on a safari? Ms Lucky : No, I haven’t been on a safari yet. Anthony : You have already been to Egypt, haven’t you? Ms Lucky : Yes, I have. I’ve seen the pyramids many times. It is really worth seeing. Anthony : You have written books, haven’t you? Ms Lucky : Yes, I have. I wrote two guide books and I’ve just finished a book about Türkiye. Anthony : Ms Luck...