Question

Вы находитесь в отпуске в Лондоне с двумя другими людьми.Вам нужны комнаты на одну ночь. Напишите диалог. Желательно на английском!!

Answer 1

Tom and Mary live in England. They both work in London, but they don't live there. Mary works in a hotel and Tom drives a taxi. They both enjoy their jobs, because they meet a lot of people. They live in a very nice house, but they want to move. We like our jobs, Mary says but we have to travel to London every day. It takes a long time and it costs a lot of money. Mary wants to buy a house in London, but houses there cost a lot, too.

Here we practise The Present Simple Tense.

Answer 2

Person A: Hey, have you guys thought about where we're going to stay tonight? We need to find rooms for all three of us.

Person B: Yeah, I've been looking into some options. There's a decent hotel not too far from here. I can check if they have availability for three rooms.

Person A: That sounds good. How about you, Person C? Any ideas?

Person C: I did a quick search online and found a few bed and breakfast places in the area. They might have multiple rooms available. I can call and inquire about the rates and availability.

Person A: Great, thanks for looking into that. I'm leaning towards the hotel, but let's see what the bed and breakfast places offer too.

Person B: Agreed. I'll give the hotel a call and see if they can accommodate us. Hopefully, they have three rooms available for tonight.

Person C: And I'll call a couple of the bed and breakfast places to see what they have to offer. We can compare prices and decide.

[After making the calls]

Person B: Good news! The hotel has three rooms available for tonight. The rates seem reasonable, and they have some positive reviews too.

Person C: That's promising. I talked to one of the bed and breakfast places, and they also have three rooms available. The rates are slightly lower, and they include breakfast.

Person A: It sounds like we have two good options. I think I'm leaning towards the bed and breakfast. I like the idea of having breakfast included, and the lower cost is a plus.

Person B: I'm fine with either option, to be honest. The hotel might offer more amenities, but the bed and breakfast seems cozy and budget-friendly.

Person C: Since we're only staying for one night, I agree that the bed and breakfast makes sense. We can save some money and still have a comfortable stay.

Person A: Perfect, let's go ahead and book the rooms at the bed and breakfast then. Thanks for your research, both of you.

Person B: No problem, happy to help. I'll give them a call and make the reservation for three rooms.

Person C: And I'll start packing up our things so we can check out of this place and head over to the new accommodation.

[They proceed to make the reservation and prepare for their stay at the bed and breakfast.]