A. Arrange the jumbled words to make good sentences!

1. to – room – I – one night – like – would – a – reserve – single – for- .

2. like – book – room – would – kind – to – you – of – what -?
3. fully – sorry – all – are – booked – rooms – the- .
4. will – many – reserve – how – you – tables - ?
5. for – afternoon – may – I – to – a – Singapore – ticket – book – tomorrow - ?

B. Create your own reservation dialog based on the following situation.

The Rangkuti’s family is going to have dinner at the Queen Restaurant on August 5 at 7 p.m.
They need a table for five in the non – smoking section. Mr. Rangkuti will make a reservation first
to make sure they get the table they want.

C. Complete the sentences below with the appropriate words.

1. Our classroom doesn’t have an air conditioner, so we often feel hot inside.
I wish it …. ( have ) an air conditioner.
2. It’s so dark here because the lamp is burned out.
I wish my father …. ( buy ) a new lamp.

D. Give the appropriate form of the verb in brackets to make a correct conditional sentence.
1. If I … ( be ), I would accept the position.
2. If Mr. Musso …. ( know ) the answer, he would have told you.
3. If the speaker …. ( prepare ) her presentation, she will have more confidence.
4. Ask me for help if you …. ( not, understand ) the questionnaire.

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A. Arrange the jumbled words to make good sentences!
1. to – room – I – one night – like – would – a – reserve – single – for- .
2. like – book – room – would – kind – to – you – of – what -?
3. fully – sorry – all – are – booked – rooms – the- .
4. will – many – reserve – how – you – tables - ?
5. for – afternoon – may – I – to – a – Singapore – ticket – book – tomorrow - ?

B. Create your own reservation dialog based on the following situation.

The Rangkuti’s family is going to have dinner at the Queen Restaurant on August 5 at 7 p.m.
They need a table for five in the non – smoking section. Mr. Rangkuti will make a reservation first
to make sure they get the table they want.

C. Complete the sentences below with the appropriate words.

1. Our classroom doesn’t have an air conditioner, so we often feel hot inside.
I wish it …. ( have ) an air conditioner.
2. It’s so dark here because the lamp is burned out.
I wish my father …. ( buy ) a new lamp.

D. Give the appropriate form of the verb in brackets to make a correct conditional sentence.
1. If I … ( be ), I would accept the position.
2. If Mr. Musso …. ( know ) the answer, he would have told you.
3. If the speaker …. ( prepare ) her presentation, she will have more confidence.
4. Ask me for help if you …. ( not, understand ) the questionnaire.