Liz: Honestly? I got bored with the car I bought here last time. I want something that feels new again.

Daichi: Happens more often than you think. Take your time and check out the new lineup outside.

Liz: Sounds dangerous-in a good way.

Daichi: No pressure, of course. Help yourself to some coffee in the office while you look around.

Liz: Coffee and cars? You really know how to spoil a customer.

A: Sell her car.

B: Buy a new car.

C: Have some coffee with the man.

Justin: Everything’s been wonderful, thank you. But we’re all set.

Server: Of course. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Would you care for dessert or coffee later?

Justin: Maybe coffee in a bit. We’re still enjoying the moment.

Server: Take your time. I’ll check back when you’re ready.

Justin: I appreciate that. Thanks again.

A: The man is enjoying his dinner.

B: The server will bring coffee right away.

C: The man asked for the check.

David: Hi, I have a reservation. I booked it online. My name is David Evans.

Front desk: Great, Mr. Evans. Your reservation is for one night, and breakfast is included.
You’re in Room 512 on the fifth floor.
Check-out is by 11 a.m. tomorrow.
The Wi-Fi network is “Sunset Guest,” and the password is written on your key card holder.
Would you like a wake-up call tomorrow?

David: Yes, please, at seven.

A: The name of the hotel is “Sunset Guest.”

B: The password is written on the key card holder.

C: Check-out is by seven a.m.

Front desk: Good morning! Of course. May I have your room number?

David: It’s 1208. I really loved this hotel – the staff were so kind. The room was clean, and the view was amazing.

Front desk: Thank you! That means a lot to us. Did you use the minibar or order room service?

David: No, I didn’t.

Front desk: Great. You’re all set. We hope to see you again soon.

David: I’ll definitely come back next time I visit the U.S.

Front desk: We’ll be waiting.

A: The room service food.

B: The kind staff.

C: The amazing minibar.