Dialogue I

− Is this the hotel we are going to stay at?

− It is. But I haven’t booked rooms yet. I’ll go in and see about them now.

− All right. I’ll pay the driver and join you in the hall.

                                          Dialogue II

− Good morning. Can I have two single rooms with a bathroom, please?

− We are rather full up, but I’ll see. How long do you intend to stay?

− I expect we’ll be here for a week or so.

− You can have a double room with a bathroom on the first floor.

− How much is it?

− It’s seventy pence a night, including breakfast.

− All right, I’ll take it.

− Will you fill in the form, please?

− Surname, Christian name, nationality, permanent address, place and date of birth, signature. Is that all

right?

− Yes, that’s all, thank you. Here is your key. The boy will show you up to your room and take in your

luggage.

                                         Dialogue III

-         Good morning. Algonquin Hotel. Can I help you?

-         Good morning. I'd like to reserve a double room, please.

-         Certainly, sir. For how many nights?

-         Two nights, please. The 20th and the 1st of May

-         And could I have your name, please?

-         It's Goodliffe. Jon Goodliffe.

-         Right, Mr Goodliffe. That's a double room for two nights, the 20^th

and 21st of May.

-         Thank you. Goodbye