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Hotel Booking Phrases: Double Room, Nights and Check-Out Exercise

September 22, 2026 A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I'd like to book ............... room for tonight.
Wrong!
Use "a" before one singular count noun: a room.
2Do you have a room ............... Friday night?
Wrong!
Use "for" to say the date or night you want a booking for.
3You can check in ............... 3 p.m.
Wrong!
Use "at" with a clock time: at 3 p.m.
4The reservation is for two ...............
Wrong!
Use the plural noun "guests" after two.
5We need a ............... bed, please.
Wrong!
Say "double" for a bed for two people.
6............... you send me a confirmation email?
Wrong!
Use "Could" before a subject and base verb to make a polite request.
7Does the price ............... breakfast?
Wrong!
With "Does," use the base verb "include".
8How many ............... would you like to stay?
Wrong!
Use the plural "nights" after "How many."
9Can I pay ............... card?
Wrong!
The common phrase is pay "by" card.
10I'd like a ............... room, please.
Wrong!
Use "quiet" to mean not noisy.
11Do you have ............... rooms available tonight?
Wrong!
Use "any" in questions before plural nouns like "rooms."
12Please leave the room before noon; ............... is at noon.
Wrong!
"Check-out" is when you leave the hotel.

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  1. I’d like to book a room for tonight.
  2. Do you have a room for Friday night?
  3. You can check in at 3 p.m.
  4. The reservation is for two guests.
  5. We need a double bed, please.
  6. Could you send me a confirmation email?
  7. Does the price include breakfast?
  8. How many nights would you like to stay?
  9. Can I pay by card?
  10. I’d like a quiet room, please.
  11. Do you have any rooms available tonight?
  12. Please leave the room before noon; check-out is at noon.

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