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Meantolearn Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Preposition 2

0 A few friends go out for dinner. (all you can eat buffet) 02br
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00Is it OK to ask such a question: "How much do you charge each person for dinner?" or "How much do you charge for each person for dinner?" or any better suggestions? 02br
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00What do you call such people who greet you and take your order in front of a restaurant? Usually customers pay money to them and then eat later. I'm not talking about hosts or waiters. Do you call them cashiers? 02br
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0 You charge someone for something. Your first choice is correct. 0-

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0 You charge someone for something. Your first choice is correct. 0-
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0 Hi, 02br
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00your second question: 02br
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00"ushers"? 0-
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0 maître d' ? 0-
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0 the person who welcomes the guests: maitre d' British English, host/hostess American English 02br
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00In a fancy restaurant, people pay the bill after the meal. That is not what I want to discuss. 02br
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00In the States, some chain stores such as Sizzler, you pay at the fro
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0'Cashier' sounds appropriate to me. 0-
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0 Hi Mr. M. 02br
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00Thanks for the confirmation. 0-
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