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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Hotels
I need a room for tonight. Or
I need a room tonight.
I know both can be used but is oneconsidered more formal than the other? What do the grammar experts think?
I need a room tonight.
I know both can be used but is oneconsidered more formal than the other? What do the grammar experts think?
Top answer
" if I were standing in the hotel lobby. They would understand I meant this night, tonight.
- " if I were standing in the hotel lobby.
- They would understand I meant this night, tonight.
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I would say "I need a room for the night."
Actually, I would say "Do you have a room for one night?" if I were standing in the hotel lobby. They would understand I meant this night, tonight.
Actually, I would say "Do you have a room for one night?" if I were standing in the hotel lobby. They would understand I meant this night, tonight.
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