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- Mrs. Smith: Thanks. These look great. I think we're going to enjoy today's ........
Question 1:
Mrs. Smith: Thanks. These look great. I think we're going to enjoy today's ........ A. trick
B. outing
C. slip
D. shipment
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Dialogue Practice: Hotels (6) | C1 – Advanced
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Some questions from the same exam
- Mr. Smith (to the hotel clerk): That light breakfast was just what we needed. Now, do you have any travel .......*^*containing things to do in this area?
- Hotel Clerk: Yes, we do. I have several colorful and informative ....... that include scenic spots and recreational*^*activities in the area.
- Hotel Clerk: Here is another one that ....... all of the museums and galleries, in alphabetical order, in the city. I*^*hope you find them helpful.
- Mrs. Smith: Thanks. These look great. I think we're going to enjoy today's ........
- Mrs. Smith (to her husband): Look at these beautiful pictures, honey. We should go for a nature ....... through*^*the woods.
- Mr. Smith: That sounds good. Let's do it. I'd like a lovely jaunt through a ....... spot.
- Mrs. Smith: After that, we can go to this beautiful gallery and then we'll ....... lunch at this great caf on the*^*promenade.
- Mrs. Smith (to the hotel clerk): Thank you for the brochures. They are going to be a big ........
- Mr. Smith (to the hotel clerk): Can you ask the valet to bring our car out ....... for us, please.
- Hotel Clerk: Sure. Here he is. ....... your day!*^*
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