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Moguwai007 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Restaurant discount
Could you teach me if the following sentences are natural for alternative expressions meaning that guests staying at the "hotel A" can enjoy discount at "Restaurant B".
1) “Restaurant B"” discount is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
2) Discount at “Restaurant B"” is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
3) Discount of “Restaurant B"” is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
1) “Restaurant B"” discount is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
2) Discount at “Restaurant B"” is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
3) Discount of “Restaurant B"” is available for the guests staying at the hotel A.
Top answer
Natural English is eg Guests staying of hotel A receive a discount at restaurant B.
- Natural English is eg Guests staying of hotel A receive a discount at restaurant B.
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Natural English is
eg Guests staying of hotel A receive a discount at restaurant B.
eg Guests staying of hotel A receive a discount at restaurant B.
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