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Chenyincheng Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Make a reservation
Hi everyone,
When we make "A reservation", does it always mean we book just ONE room, ONE table, ONE seat, etc.? Or can we also make a reservation for TWO rooms, THREE tables, FOUR seats, etc.?
Example:
We wonder if you could help make a hotel reservation in central London for 1 double and 1 single room for 2 nights (1st and 2nd October) for Tom and me.
Thanks!
When we make "A reservation", does it always mean we book just ONE room, ONE table, ONE seat, etc.? Or can we also make a reservation for TWO rooms, THREE tables, FOUR seats, etc.?
Example:
We wonder if you could help make a hotel reservation in central London for 1 double and 1 single room for 2 nights (1st and 2nd October) for Tom and me.
Thanks!
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chenyincheng When we make "A reservation", does it always mean we book just ONE room, ONE table, ONE seat, etc.? No. You can make a reservation for a dozen tables or rooms if you like.
- chenyincheng When we make "A reservation", does it always mean we book just ONE room, ONE table, ONE seat, etc.?
- No.
- You can make a reservation for a dozen tables or rooms if you like.
- CB
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chenyinchengWhen we make "A reservation", does it always mean we book just ONE room, ONE table, ONE seat, etc.?No. You can make a reservation for a dozen tables or rooms if you like.
CB
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