Making and changing arrangements Exercises

Here “book” means reserve a place or service in advance. Read the clue: “I want the hotel to hold a room for my visit next month. I need to ___ a room.”.

Here “book” means reserve a place or service in advance. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: reserve a place or service in advance. It starts with b.”.

Here “cancel” means decide that a planned event will not happen. Read the clue: “The meeting will not take place at all. We have decided to ___ it, not move it to another date.”.

Here “cancel” means decide that a planned event will not happen. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: decide that a planned event will not happen. It starts with c.”.

Here “invite” means ask someone to come to an event or place. Read the clue: “Which verb means asking someone to come to your party?”.

Here “invite” means ask someone to come to an event or place. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: ask someone to come to an event or place. It starts with i.”.

Here “accept” means say yes to an offer or invitation. Read the clue: “You offer me a job and I say yes. I ___ your offer.”.

Here “accept” means say yes to an offer or invitation. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: say yes to an offer or invitation. It starts with a.”.

Here “refuse” means say no to an offer or request. Read the clue: “I do not agree to lend anyone my car. When asked, I say no: I ___ the request.”.

Here “refuse” means say no to an offer or request. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: say no to an offer or request. It starts with r.”.

Here “arrange” means make plans and preparations for something. Read the clue: “Which verb means making plans and preparations, such as choosing a place and time for a meeting?”.

Here “arrange” means make plans and preparations for something. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: make plans and preparations for something. It starts with a.”.

Here “confirm” means say that an arrangement is definite or correct. Read the clue: “We already agreed on ten o’clock. Please reply to say that this is still definite: please ___ the time.”.

Here “confirm” means say that an arrangement is definite or correct. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: say that an arrangement is definite or correct. It starts with c.”.