A tourist checking out of a London hotel finds a minibar charge she knows isn't hers.
Write the whole sentence you hear.
Enter: check · Ctrl + Space: play / pause · Ctrl + B: replay from where you stopped · Ctrl + H: hint
Tell us what is wrong and we'll fix it.
Good morning! I'd like to check out, please. Room 421.
Of course. I hope you enjoyed your stay with us.
Oh, it was lovely. The view of the river was amazing!
Here's your bill. Could you check it before you pay?
Wait... what's this? Thirty-six pounds for the minibar?
I haven't touched the minibar. I didn't even open it!
Oh, I'm sorry. Let me have a look at that.
It says two bottles of wine and a box of chocolates.
Well, it definitely wasn't me. I don't even drink wine!
Hmm... give me a moment. I'm just checking the system.
Ah! I see what happened. That charge is for room 412.
412? So someone just mixed up the numbers?
Exactly. I'm really sorry. I've taken it off your bill.
That's okay. Mistakes happen. Thanks for sorting it out so quickly.
By the way, my flight isn't until six o'clock.
Can I leave my suitcase here for a few hours?
Of course. We can keep it in the luggage room for you.
Here's your ticket. Just show it when you come back.
Perfect! Now I can do some last-minute shopping.
Would you like me to book a taxi to the airport for later?
Hmm... how much does it usually cost?
About sixty pounds. The train's cheaper, but it's a long walk to the station.
Then a taxi, please. My suitcase is far too heavy for a long walk!
No problem. I'll book it for four o'clock.
Thank you so much. You've been really helpful!
The structures this recording uses most, with the exact words you will hear:
Dictationly · Original content