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Linhtho0211 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About two conversation situations following
1, - I can't thank enough for your help.
- ................
A. I'd rather not B. My pleasure C. I don't mind D. My goodness
I am confused between B and C but I will choose B as my answer.
2, - Could I have a table for two, please?
- .........
A. No, thank you
B. The one over there
C. Sorry, we're fully booked
D. This table, please.
I don't know whether the customer is booking through the telephone or he has already been at the restaurant. But I think if B can be used then D can be used too. So I choose C as my answer.
Please help me to work out the correct answer.
- ................
A. I'd rather not B. My pleasure C. I don't mind D. My goodness
I am confused between B and C but I will choose B as my answer.
2, - Could I have a table for two, please?
- .........
A. No, thank you
B. The one over there
C. Sorry, we're fully booked
D. This table, please.
I don't know whether the customer is booking through the telephone or he has already been at the restaurant. But I think if B can be used then D can be used too. So I choose C as my answer.
Please help me to work out the correct answer.
Top answer
Hi, 1, - I can't thank you enough for your help. - .. A.
- Hi, 1, - I can't thank you enough for your help.
- - ..
- A.
- I'd rather not B.
- My pleasure C.
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Hi,
1, - I can't thank you enough for your help.
- ..
A. I'd rather not B. My pleasure C. I don't mind D. My goodness
I am confused between B and C but I will choose B as my answer.
B is a standard response when someone thanks you.
C and D would not be wrong in some suitable and somewhat convoluted context.
1, - I can't thank you enough for your help.
- ..
A. I'd rather not B. My pleasure C. I don't mind D. My goodness
I am confused between B and C but I will choose B as my answer.
B is a standard response when someone thanks you.
C and D would not be wrong in some suitable and somewhat convoluted context.
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