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    A guest named Daniel Adams checks out of his hotel room, number 312. He presents his room key and asks to check his bill for accuracy. The receptionist explains that a 14 pound charge is for phone calls from his room. Adams asks if he can pay with traveler's checks, which is approved after showing his passport. Adams signs the checks and receives his receipt and change, thanking the receptionist before leaving.

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    A guest named Daniel Adams checks out of his hotel room, number 312. He presents his room key and asks to check his bill for accuracy. The receptionist explains that a 14 pound charge is for phone calls from his room. Adams asks if he can pay with traveler's checks, which is approved after showing his passport. Adams signs the checks and receives his receipt and change, thanking the receptionist before leaving.

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    A guest named Daniel Adams checks out of his hotel room, number 312. He presents his room key and asks to check his bill for accuracy. The receptionist explains that a 14 pound charge is for phone calls from his room. Adams asks if he can pay with traveler's checks, which is approved after showing his passport. Adams signs the checks and receives his receipt and change, thanking the receptionist before leaving.

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    A guest named Daniel Adams checks out of his hotel room, number 312. He presents his room key and asks to check his bill for accuracy. The receptionist explains that a 14 pound charge is for phone calls from his room. Adams asks if he can pay with traveler's checks, which is approved after showing his passport. Adams signs the checks and receives his receipt and change, thanking the receptionist before leaving.

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    ´d like to check out now.


    Order t Order this converastion between a receptionist
    and a guest in a hotel.

    Daniel Adams: — What´s the 14 pounds for?


    Receptionist: — Good morning. May I help you?
    Daniel Adams: — Here you are.
    Receptionist: — Could you sign each cheque here for me?
    Receptionist: — One moment, please, sir. ... Here´s your bill.
    Would you like to check and see if the amount is
    correct?
    Daniel Adams: — Yes, I´d like to check out now. My
    name´s Adams, room 312. Here´s the key.
    Daniel Adams: — Can I pay with traveller´s cheques?
    Receptionist: — Here are your receipt and your change, sir.
    Thank you.
    Receptionist: — That´s for the phone calls you made from
    your room.
    Receptionist: — Certainly. May I have your passport, please?
    Daniel Adams: — Sure.
    Daniel Adams: — Thank you. Goodbye.
    Receptionist: — Good morning. May I help you?
    Daniel Adams: — Yes, I´d like to check out now. My
    name´s Adams, room 312. Here´s the key.
    Receptionist: — One moment, please, sir. ... Here´s your bill.
    Would you like to check and see if the amount is
    correct?
    Daniel Adams: — What´s the 14 pounds for?
    Receptionist: — That´s for the phone calls you made from your
    room.
    Daniel Adams: — Can I pay with traveller´s cheques?
    Receptionist: — Certainly. May I have your passport, please?
    Daniel Adams: — Here you are.
    Receptionist: — Could you sign each cheque here for me?
    Daniel Adams: — Sure.
    Receptionist: — Here are your receipt and your change, sir.
    Thank you.
    Daniel Adams: — Thank you. Goodbye.

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