Listen to another five conversations and fill in the blanks.
Conversation 1)
| A: | Reservations. Can I help you? |
| B: | I'd like to reserve a room for next Monday. |
| A: | Hold on. Let me check for you. |
| B: | Thanks. |
| A: | I'm sorry, we're rather full right now. We don't have any vacancies for next Monday. Perhaps you could try The Hilton; it's in the same area. I'm sorry we can't help you this time, but we hope to see you on another occasion. Thanks for calling. |
Conversation 2)
| A: | May I have your ticket and passport, please? |
| B: | Sure, here you are. |
| A: | How many pieces of luggage would you like to check? |
| B: | Two suitcases. |
| A: | OK. Here is your ticket, passport, and boarding pass. The luggage tags are attached to the ticket cover. |
| B: | Thank you. |
Conversation 3)
| A: | Room service. Can I help you? |
| B: | I'm in Room 1607. I'd like to order two ham and cheese sandwiches and a pot of coffee. |
| A: | Two ham and cheese sandwiches and a pot of coffee, is that all? |
| B: | Yes. Oh, wait a minute. You can forget the sugar and cream. Just plain coffee. |
| A: | OK, no sugar, no cream, black coffee. We'll bring it to you right away. |
| B: | Thank you. |
Conversation 4)
| A: | Anything to declare? |
| B: | Just my camera and personal things. Are they subject to duty? |
| A: | Oh, no. Your personal belongings are duty-free. |
Conversation 5)
| A: | I'm Williams from Room 718. I want to check out. Can I have my bill, please? |
| B: | Certainly. Wait a moment, please. Here is your bill. It comes to RMB ￥780, Mr. Williams. |
| A: | Thank you. Here's the money. |
| B: | Thanks. This is your change and your receipt. Thank you for staying in our hotel. |