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Listening and writing.

1.

You are going to hear a conversation about a hotel reservation.

Listen and fill in the gaps.

Hotel Ibiza, how can I help you?

Good evening.

I'd like to book a room, please.

Certainly, sir.

When for?

The 14th of May.

We are generally fully booked in May.

You know it's festival time, and we are very busy at that time of year.

Well, let me check.

Okay, no problem.

There are still some rooms available.

How long will you stay?

Four nights.

And what kind of room would you like, sir?

A suite, please.

And I'd like a room with a view of the city, if possible.

We have a room with a fascinating view of the city.

Splendid.

How much is it cost per night?

Would you like breakfast?

Yes, I would, definitely.

It's 110 pounds per night, then.

That's fine.

Could I have your name to fill out the reservation form, please?

Sure.

I'm Andrew Newman.

Can you spell it, please?

A -N -D -R -E -W -N -E -W -M -A -N.

And your address, please?

34 Rock Road, Aberdeen, Scotland.

Fine.

Could I have your telephone number as well?

It's 0289 534 569.

Okay.

The booking is for Mr. Newman, a suite for the 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th of May.

Is that correct?

Yes, that's right.

I'll send your voucher.

Can I have your email address?

It's A Newman at mail .com.

Thank you for choosing Hotel Ibiza.

We are glad to welcome you on the 14th of May.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.