Two Rooms. Three Guests.

1. Find the right room

Choose A / B / neither. Neither = not A and not B.

1. Alex: "I have 3,500 roubles per night. I need quiet. A sea view is not important."
2. Nina: "I have 5,000 roubles per night. I want a sea view and breakfast. Noise is okay."
3. Max: "I have 4,000 roubles per night. The beach must be less than five minutes away."

2. Check the details

1. Which room is cheaper?
2. Which room includes breakfast?
3. Which room is quieter at night?
4. Which room is closer to the beach?
5. Does Room A have working Wi-Fi?
6. Can Max get everything he wants for 4,000 roubles?
7. What can Max change: his budget / the walking time / either one?
8. Which room would you choose? Name two details from the table.

3. Choose the missing question

1. You need to sleep early. Is it quiet at night? / Is the bed white?
2. You need to study online. Does the Wi-Fi work in the room? / Is there a sea view?
3. You have a fixed budget. Is breakfast included? / What colour are the curtains?
4. The photos are very old. Do you have recent photos? / Is the receptionist friendly?

4. What would change your answer?

1. Room B is quiet after 10 p.m. Would Alex change his choice? Check his budget.
2. Nina must work online at 7 a.m. What question should she ask about the noise?
3. Max can walk for 15 minutes. Is there a room for him now?
4. You can ask the guesthouse one question. Choose your question.