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Receptionist: Good afternoon. May I help you, Sir?

Guest : ………..

Receptionist: Let me check first. You’re lucky, Sir. There is still one available

Guets : Okay, I’ll take it

A.
A double table for tonight, please
B. Let us order some food for dinner
C. The manager has booked a room for us
D. I’d like to reserve a room
E. I’d like to reserve a table please

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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