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Review 2
Vocab Review of Unit 7		

Match the words with the meanings.

accommodation		
a room large enough for two people to sleep inbe looking for			
wait a short period of timespell (out)				the standard unit of money in Britain, which is divided into 100 pence
single room		
someone employed to receive and assist guests
double room		a place for someone to staythat’ll		booking£ /páund/		
show how a word is spelled by saying the letters separately in order
Just a moment		
be trying to findbook		reserve; arrange to use a hotel room or have a ticket at a particular time
receptionist
a room large enough for one person to sleep inreservation		bring food to the tableregister		
can be used
serve		contraction of that willavailable		
put your name on a list
Vocab Review of Unit 8				Match the words with the meanings.
Front DeskThat’s about it
fix
work
immediately
screamabsolutelylabreasonable
in the vicinity
destination
sore
symptom
vomit1																													do what is supposed to do
repairthat’s all=reception
painful			condition of disease apparent to the patientthe place that someone is going tonearby; not far away
be sick, bring up food from the stomachlaboratory; special room
used to say that you completely agree
without delay
make a loud high noise with your voice; shriek
not too expensive

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CourseVocab Review of Unit 9			Match the words with the meanings.

intimate		
illuminated		
vehicle		available		
taxi			madam (UK)		
performance		barrier		slot			change		cabsmall coinsa long narrow hole in a surface
gatedetailed
an act of presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment to a group of people

ma’am (US), used to address a woman in a polite way
able to be used
a machine with an engine used for transporting people, such as a car, bus,or truck
lit up by lights

Vocab Review of Unit 10			

Match the words with the meanings.

be familiar with 		museum		gallery			
landmark		
massive		chiming clock		
spectacular		illuminate		
in fact			traffic lights		
opposite		pedestrian		
directions		pedestrian crossing

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a set of red, yellow, and green lights that control traffic
in reality;a specially marked place for people to walk across the road; zebra crossing;(pl.) instructions about how to get from one place to anothera person walking
light upfacing each othera clock that makes a ringing sound to tell you what time it isa building where important cultural, historical objects are kept and shown to the public

have a good knowledge ofvery impressive
very large and heavy
something that is easy to recognize and that helps you to know where you are
a building where people can see famous pieces of art

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pedestrian 		sore 			spare 			connections 		
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fill 		wake-upregisterconcierge 		
get 			directions 		

working 		
fix 			reservation 		

fastest 		way 			for 			

spelldestination
inI’m looking ……….some accommodation, please.
Could you ……….it out for me, please?
What’s the ………. way to get to central London from here?
Paddington Station is at the ……….of London’s West End and has excellent ……….to the rest of the city.
I have a ………. here under the name of Abe.
Would you like to ……….? Just ………. in this form, please.
I’ll just ………. a porter to take your luggage up.
Could you give me a ………. call tomorrow morning? I’m ………. 425.
The heating in my room is not ………. and it’s very cold here.
I’ll send someone immediately to ………. it,
My ………. is St. Mary’s Hospital.
I have a ………..throat.
You have ten minutes to ………..
A ……….directs hotel visitors to popular places to visit, shop, and eat.
Could you tell me the ………. to the post office, please?
She asks a ……….to give her ……….to the nearest bank.