Exercise - Vocabulary

When you leave a hotel at the end of your stay, you have to pay the bill. You might also want to leave your luggage there until later on. Get some advice about onward travel. Let's practice some verbs you might need during this process. In this first exercise, I'll describe a situation at the reception. Then you'll hear two sentences A and B in the force. Decide which sentence has the correct verb. Then you will hear the correct sentence again with a pause for you to repeat it. You want to tell the receptionists that you are leaving? What would you say? A. I'd like to check off. Please be. I'd like to check out, please. B is correct. Listen and repeat, I'd like to check out, please. Okay. Next one. You want to pay the bill with the credit card? What would you say? A. I'd like to meet the bill with a credit card. Be I'd like to settle the bill with a credit card. B is correct. Listen and repeat. I'd like to settle the bill with a credit card. Next one. You need a paper copy of the invoice. What would you say? A could you print out a copy of the invoice, please? B, could you print on a copy of the invoice, please? A is correct. Listen and repeat, could you print out a copy of the invoice, please? Okay, next one. You want the receptionist to pin the credit card receipt to the invoice? What would you say here? A. Could you connect it to the invoice, please? B. Could you attach it to the invoice, please? B is correct. Listen and repeat, could you attach it to the invoice, please? Next one. You want to leave your luggage at the hotel? Now? What would you say? A. I'd like to store my luggage with you until later. Be. I'd like to stock my luggage with you until later. A is correct. Listen and repeat, I'd like to store my luggage with you until later, Huh? Okay, next one. You want to know if you can get your luggage at any time? What would you say? A. Can I access the store room at any time? Be? Can I accept the Sorum at any time? A is correct. Listen and repeat, can I access the store room at any time next one. You want to ask the receptionist to get a taxi for you at nine o'clock? What would you say? A. Could you bag a cab for nine o'clock, please? B, could you book a cab for nine o'clock, please? B is correct. Listen and repeat, could you book a cab for nine o'clock, please? Okay, last one. You want to know where you can get a taxi? What would you say? A Where can I pick up a cab? Be? Where can I catch up? A cab? A is correct. Listen and repeat. Where can I pick up a cab? Well done. How did you get on? Go back and learn any of the verbs you got wrong.