Two conversations with three questions each: booking dinner for twenty people, and a suit that isn't ready at the dry cleaner's.
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Tell us what is wrong and we'll fix it.
Questions forty-four through forty-six refer to the following conversation.
Hi, I'd like to book a table for twenty people next Thursday evening.
Twenty? That's a big group!
You'd probably be more comfortable in our private dining room.
Oh, is there an extra charge for that?
Not if you order from the set menu. It's forty-five dollars per person.
Hmm, two of our guests are vegetarian.
That's no problem at all. The chef can prepare something special.
Lovely! Then let's say seven o'clock.
Great. I'll just need a deposit to confirm the booking.
What does the man recommend?
What does the woman say about some of the guests?
What does the man ask for?
Questions forty-seven through forty-nine refer to the following conversation.
Hi, I'm here to pick up a grey suit. Here's my ticket.
Thanks. Um... I'm afraid it won't be ready until five.
Five? Oh no, I need it for a dinner at six thirty!
I'm so sorry. One of our machines broke down this morning.
Is there anything you can do?
Well, I can put it at the front of the line.
And we'll deliver it to your hotel, free of charge.
That would be great! I'm staying at the Plaza, room 412.
Got it. It'll be there by five fifteen.
Why is the suit not ready?
What does the man need the suit for?
What does the woman offer to do?
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