Ch 26 · Lesson 20

Booking and renting

A table, a room, a car or a flat: asking what is available and what it costs.

Why these go together

Booking is where the conditional earns its keep: and are how every polite request starts. Renting a flat in France also brings its own vocabulary: the is the deposit, and means the building's service charges are included in the rent.

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    I would like to book a table for four.

    Literally: I would like to reserve a table for four people

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    Do you have a room free tonight?

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    How much is it per night?

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    Is breakfast included?

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    Would it be possible to see the flat?

    Literally: is it that it would be possible to visit the flat

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    The rent is eight hundred euros a month.

Matching

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Match each phrase to what it means.

Fill in the blank

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Put the missing word back.

  1. Je voudrais une table pour quatre personnes. (I would like to book a table for four.)

  2. Vous avez une libre pour ce soir ? (Do you have a room free tonight?)

  3. C'est combien par ? (How much is it per night?)

  4. Le est compris ? (Is breakfast included?)

  5. Est-ce qu'il serait de visiter l'appartement ? (Would it be possible to see the flat?)

  6. Le est de huit cents euros par mois. (The rent is eight hundred euros a month.)

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