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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?
book
book
It's a verb that means "to arrange or reserve something, such as a ticket or a hotel, for future use."
Here's an example.
book the hotel
book the hotel
I'm going to book the hotel tonight.
I'm going to book the hotel tonight.
Lisa: I'm going to book the hotel tonight.
Oliver: Hurry, or we'll lose the best rooms!
Let's review!
Say this out loud!
book
book
Say this out loud!
book the hotel
book the hotel
Say this out loud!
I'm going to book the hotel tonight.
I'm going to book the hotel tonight.
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