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Moguwai007 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Rooms & Beds
For a catchy description of a hotel, which will be used in a brochure,
could please check if the following is intelligible?
I wish to make it as short as possible for an expression used in a bullet list.
I wish to emphasize the rooms are and beds are large.
·Rooms larger than 35 ? / Beds larger than queen.
could please check if the following is intelligible?
I wish to make it as short as possible for an expression used in a bullet list.
I wish to emphasize the rooms are and beds are large.
·Rooms larger than 35 ? / Beds larger than queen.
Top answer
moguwai007 ·Rooms larger than 35 ? Americans would be clueless. Just say: Spacious rooms moguwai007 Beds larger than queen.
- moguwai007 ·Rooms larger than 35 ?
- Americans would be clueless.
- Just say: Spacious rooms moguwai007 Beds larger than queen.
- King-sized Beds
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moguwai007·Rooms larger than 35 ?Americans would be clueless. Just say:
Spacious rooms
moguwai007Beds larger than queen.King-sized Beds
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AlpheccaStarsAmericans would be cluelessBrits too.
If I tell friends in England that my flat is 65 m2, they give me a blank look. If I say it has one double bedroom and a separate kitchen, they understand.
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