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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
a hotel
Which choice is correct?
When you ----------------------------- a hotel, you should have your passport.
1)go 2)fill out 3)check in 4)take off
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When you ----------------------------- a hotel, you should have your passport.
1)go 2)fill out 3)check in 4)take off
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Top answer
When you check in to a hotel, you should have your passport.
- When you check in to a hotel, you should have your passport.
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For me, none of those fits. Some people apparently do say "check in a hotel", but to me it sounds wrong. You "check in to a hotel". Many people also write "check into a hotel", but I think that is logically questionable.
By the way, you need spaces after the closing brackets. For example, this is incorrect spacing:
1)go
And this is correct spacing:
1) go
By the way, you need spaces after the closing brackets. For example, this is incorrect spacing:
1)go
And this is correct spacing:
1) go
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GPYFor me, none of those fits. Some people apparently do say "check in a hotel", but to me it sounds wrong. You "check in to a hotel". Many people also write "check into a hotel", but I think that is logically questionable.By the way, you need spaces after the closing brackets. For example, this is incorrect spacing:1)goAnd this is correct spacing:1) goGpy, a
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sunny123What about the following?2. When you go to a hotel, you should have your passport.That is correct English. Factually it is not so specifically accurate as the version with "check in" though.
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I agree with GPY. There are many reasons why you would not need your passport simply to go to a hotel - to meet a friend, to have dinner, to go to a meeting, and so on. But you would need a passport to check in. Incidentally, you could also say 'check in at a hotel'.
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