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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Constituted room service
Hi
Some guy went to the motel.
Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office.
There's something strange to me in this sentence.
He says that crackers and a soda "constituted room service" and then says that he grabbed them out of the vending machine outside the office.
I'm not sure I get it?
By the way: Does "outside the tiny office" mean that it was outside, that is not in the motel, but for example, somewhere next to the entrance to the motel?
Some guy went to the motel.
Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office.
There's something strange to me in this sentence.
He says that crackers and a soda "constituted room service" and then says that he grabbed them out of the vending machine outside the office.
I'm not sure I get it?
By the way: Does "outside the tiny office" mean that it was outside, that is not in the motel, but for example, somewhere next to the entrance to the motel?
Top answer
Hi, Some guy went to the motel. Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office. There's something strange to me in this sentence.
- Hi, Some guy went to the motel.
- Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office.
- There's something strange to me in this sentence.
- He says that crackers and a soda "constituted room service" and then says that he grabbed them out of the vending machine outside the office.
- I'm not sure I get it?
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Hi,
Some guy went to the motel.
Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office.
There's something strange to me in this sentence.
He says that crackers and a soda "constituted room service" and then says that he grabbed them out of the vending machine outside the office.
Some guy went to the motel.
Crackers and a soda constituted room service that he grabbed out of the vending machine outside the tiny office.
There's something strange to me in this sentence.
He says that crackers and a soda "constituted room service" and then says that he grabbed them out of the vending machine outside the office.
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Hi Clive.
So the vending machine was "in the open air" probably somewhere close to the tiny motel office?
Would you agree?
So the vending machine was "in the open air" probably somewhere close to the tiny motel office?
Would you agree?
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