Lesson 8 Intermediate

What does it mean when someone says, "I’m planning to move into a new apartment near the hotel where I work"?

• They are leaving their job.

• They are thinking of buying a house.

• They are going to change their workplace.

• They are going to live in a new apartment.

Which phrase could you use if your event is canceled because of weather?

• That’s bad luck!

• I don’t mind.

• You’d better call the receptionist.

• I’m used to it.

When you ask for "some particulars," what are you asking for?

• Directions.

• Detailed information.

• A room key.

• A job application.

The post code is another way to refer to:

• The address.

• The zip code.

• The room number.

• The reservation number.

If someone says, "I decided to get into hospitality," what do they mean?

• They are moving out.

• They are changing careers.

• They are entering the hospitality industry.

• They are becoming a guest at a hotel.

If you need to leave your current home, which phrase would you use?

• I’m moving into the city.

• I’ll get some particulars.

• I’m moving out from my family home.

• I don’t mind moving out.

You’re running out of time to set up for an event. What should you say?

• That’s bad luck!

• You’d better hurry up!

• That doesn’t leave us much time!

• Let’s move into the venue.

What does "accommodation" refer to in the context of a hotel?

• Transportation.

• Food services.

• A place to stay.

• Customer service.

If someone asks, "Can I share a room with someone else?" what are they asking?

• They want their own room.

• They want to stay with another person.

• They are requesting a reservation.

• They are looking for particulars.

What does the phrase "grown up and left home" mean?

• To move into a new home.

• To become an adult and move out.

• To get a new job.

• To buy a house.