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- We have over eighty guests checking in for the banquet tonight, so the lobby will get crowded quickly. I need the front desk team to run like clockwork during check-in. Greet every traveler warmly, handle their room keys promptly, and stay as calm as possible even if lines form. If an unexpected problem occurs with a reservation, inform me right away. A hotel front desk supervisor briefing the evening staff about a wedding recepti · from ‘Using Like and As for Clear English Comparisons’ B1 32 s Included with membership
- A receptionist welcomes a weary guest inside an elegant hotel lobby. The traveler places a leather suitcase near an armchair, while an employee offers a hot beverage. Every guest receives a plastic keycard, an informational brochure, and a voucher for breakfast. A concierge explains how an elevator operates, pointing toward an open hallway on an upper level. A hotel receptionist registering an international traveler. · from ‘Singular Nouns: One Person or Thing’ B1 25 s Included with membership
- Every morning flight was completely full, so the travelers made a last-ditch effort to hire a private car across the border. The driver agreed to take them immediately without extra luggage fees, and they reached the presentation room right before the main meeting began. Colleagues find an alternative vehicle when all regional flights are grounded. · from ‘Last-ditch effort’ C1 17 s Included with membership
- Because high waves hit our coastal harbor, cancellations were inevitable across morning routes. Ferry teams closed several docks early and organized buses along shoreline avenues. Passengers gathered near station entrances while staff members distributed hot drinks. Travelers reached downtown offices safely, even though daily schedules shifted by two hours. A port authority official recounts how harbor services responded to severe coastal weather. · from ‘Inevitable meaning: unavoidable results explained’ B2 24 s Included with membership
- The company will pull the plug on our shuttle bus because fuel prices are rising quickly. Workers can take the city train until we discover a cheaper travel option. A supervisor informs staff about a regional transit change. · from ‘To pull the plug’ B2 10 s Included with membership
