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Magda Posted 19 years ago
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Wake-up call

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00If I am staying at a hotel and I need somebody from the hotel to wake me up can I say 00"I need a wake-up call at ...."?02br
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0 01a 05000 02a 02br 00Sounds naturally. hl=en&q=%22I+need+a+wake-up+call+at%22&btnG=Google+Search

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  • 0 01a 05000 02a 02br 00Sounds naturally.
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00Sounds naturally. It's even in the book 01i01b00"Why My Wife Thinks I'm an Idiot"02b02i00 0240hrefhttp://www.google.ee/search?hl=en&q=%22I+need+a+wake-up+call+at%22&btnG=Google+Search
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10Sounds naturally. It's even in the book 11i11b10"Why My Wife Thinks I'm an Idiot"12b12i12blockquote
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0 It's OK, but this is more frequent:02br
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00 140 for "01font00place02font00 a wake-up call"02br
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0 How about "set a wake-up call"? Does it sound good?0-
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01cite10Selecter12cite10How about "set a wake-up call"? Does it sound good?12br
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10Yes, even more popular: 02br
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01cite10Magda12cite10Hello,12br
10If I am staying at a hotel and I need somebody from the hotel to wake me up can I say 10"I need a wake-up call at ...."?12br
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10Magda, your suggestion is correct English and natural as well. However, 01i00I would like a wake-up call02
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0 Thanks, Cool Breeze, .02br
00Of course, you're right.02br
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00Cheers,02br
00Magda02br
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00PS. I won't 050010id5
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