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we have the pleasure to inform you that we have drawn this day on you for $500,000, at 3m/s. for which we have credited you as usual.
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B You¡¯re welcome. You¡¯ll also find instructions in your room.
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See that big building on the right ¨C that¡¯s the Novotel Hotel.
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If you want help or information, you can ask: Can you help me, please? / Can you help me, please?
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Remember, to describe which floor something is on, you say: . . on the second floor / . . on the second floor; . . on the fourth floor / . . on the fourth floor. We will have our meeting in an office on the fourth floor. / We have our meeting in an office on the fourth floor.
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You can ask your guest if he / she is happy to be in Beijing: Is it good to be in Beijing? / Is it good to be in Beijing?
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To politely ask someone if they want help or assistance or advice, you can say: Can I help you? / Can I help you?
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If you want to ask the direction to somewhere, you can say: What¡¯s the way to . . .? / What¡¯s the way to . . . ?. For example, What¡¯s the way to Tiananmen Square? / What¡¯s the way to Tiananmen Square?
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When you ask someone what they are planning to do today, you can say: What are you doing today? / What are you doing today?
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If you want to ask someone what their hotel is like, i.e. to describe it, you can say: What¡¯s your hotel like? / What¡¯s your hotel like?
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If you want to ask someone about their plans, e.g. for today (or for tomorrow, or the weekend, or next week), you can say: What are your plans for tomorrow? / What are your plans for tomorrow?
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You can ask about something or find out information by starting a question with: Do you know . . . ? / Do you know . . .? e.g.: Do you know a good restaurant? / Do you know a good restaurant?; Do you know where I can get a taxi? / Do you know where I can get a taxi?; Do you know the way to the airport? / Do you know the way to the airport?
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If you want to ask about something specifically, you can start by asking: What kind of . . . ? / What kind of . . .? e.g.: What kind of restaurant? / What kind of restaurant? ; What kind of food do you like? / What kind of food do you like?
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To ask where something is, begin with Where . . . ? / Where . . .? e.g.: Where can we get a taxi? / Where can we get a taxi?; Where is the coffee shop? / Where is the coffee shop?; Where is the Kunlun Hotel? / Where is the Kunlun Hotel?
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To ask someone politely about their day, you can say several things: Have you had a nice day? / Have you had a nice day?; Did you have a nice day? / Did you have a nice day?
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To ask someone if they would like something, simply say: Would you like . . .? / Would you like . . . ? e.g.: Would you like some coffee? / Would you like some coffee? ; Would you like to go shopping? / Would you like to go shopping? ; Would you like to go to the restaurant? / Would you like to go to the restaurant?
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To ask someone how long they have done something, you can use the phrase: How long have you . . . ? / How long have you . . .? e.g.: How long have you lived in Beijing? / How long have you lived in Beijing?
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To ask if someone has the time to do something, you can say: Are you free? / Are you free?; Are you free this weekend? / Are you free this weekend?
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To ask someone what they are doing at anytime in the near future, you can say: What are you doing on Saturday? / What are you doing on Saturday? : What are you doing this evening? / What are you doing this evening?
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To ask about how long a time something is, you begin How long . . .? / How long . . .? e.g.: How long is your visit to Beijing? / How long is your visit to Beijing? ; How long is the flight to Shanghai? / How long is the flight to Shanghai?
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To ask someone about where they are going, or where something is, begin the sentence with the question word Where . . . ? / Where . . . ? e.g.: Where are you going? / Where are you going? ; Where is the restaurant? / Where is the restaurant?
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To ask someone if they have done something in the past, you can say: Have you been to Beijing before? / Have you been to Beijing before? ; Have you seen the Great Wall? / Have you seen the Great Wall?
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To ask where something is, or where you can get something, or do something, use Where . . . ? / Where . . . ? e.g.: Where can I buy cigarettes? / Where can I buy cigarettes? : Where can I send a fax? / Where can I send a fax? ; Where is the coffee shop? / Where is the coffee shop?
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To ask someone about a place, you can say: Do you know where . . . ? / Do you know where . . .? e.g.: Do you know where I can find a good bookshop? / Do you know where I can find a good bookshop?
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You can ask someone about his or her favourite things by saying: What¡¯s your favourite sport? / What¡¯s your favourite sport?: What¡¯s your favourite food? / What¡¯s your favourite food?
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