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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Open __ reservation

What goes in the blank? How would you start the sentence?

... is open ____ reservation. Book now before it's too late.

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"for" fits in the blank, but I think I in most cases I would say "open for reservation s ". No one can say how you should start the sentence. It could be anything.

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  • "for" fits in the blank, but I think I in most cases I would say "open for reservation s ".
  • No one can say how you should start the sentence.
  • It could be anything.
  • It depends entirely on what you are talking about.
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"for" fits in the blank, but I think I in most cases I would say "open for reservations".

No one can say how you should start the sentence. It could be anything. It depends entirely on what you are talking about.
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What about 'open to reservation'?
If a photographer say

'The 2016 season/dates is open for reservation'

Would that be natural? Would season and dates work?

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I suggest "I am / We are now taking bookings for 2016".
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