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fw
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 Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 6:09 pm Post subject: Which is appropriate? |
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Hello everyone.
If I had to rewrite sentence (A) into sentence (B), which would be appropriate for the blank below , #1 or #2? Or neither is?
(A) Could you make a reservation for a room at a Japanese-style inn?
(B) Could you make a reservation ( )?
1. for a Japanese-style inn
2. at a Japanese-style inn
Best regards,
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lotus
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Hi fw,
Number 2. But, it sounds a little incomplete. You might write:
Could you make a reservation for us at a Japanese-style inn? Or,
Could you reserve a room for us at a Japanese-style inn?
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