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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Lounge

I need to use the computer to book a room at/for the lounge.

Is this sentence correct?

They keep referring me to him. And

They keep referring him to me.

What's the difference between the above sentences?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

I need to use the computer to book a room at/for the lounge. Assuming that "the lounge" has several rooms that can be reserved, it would be 'book a room at the lounge'. If "the lounge" is only one room and if you can reserve it, you would say "I need to use the computer to book the lounge".

— JohnParis

  • I need to use the computer to book a room at/for the lounge.
  • Assuming that "the lounge" has several rooms that can be reserved, it would be 'book a room at the lounge'.
  • If "the lounge" is only one room and if you can reserve it, you would say "I need to use the computer to book the lounge".
  • You could also say "I need to use the computer to make a booking for the lounge".
  • (but that's not the choice you gave us).
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I need to use the computer to book a room at/forthe lounge. Assuming that "the lounge" has several rooms that can be reserved, it would be 'book a room at the lounge'. If "the lounge" is only one room and if you can reserve it, you would say "I need to use the computer to book the lounge". You could also say "I need to use the computer to make a booking for t
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