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English patterns for your next trip
Ask for what you need, find your way and compare your options. Learn a small set of flexible patterns you can adapt when a conversation takes an unexpected turn.
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Travel English sentence patterns for cafés, hotels and directions
Reuse a few flexible structures when you need a room, a meal, directions or clarification.
Read & practisePolite requests in English: could, would and would you mind
Ask for help, order a coffee and make a professional request with the right sentence structure.
Read & practiseThere is / there are: describe what is around you
Describe a hotel room, find nearby places and ask about facilities with this essential pattern.
Read & practiseEnglish question word order: do, be and question words
Ask clear questions about routines, directions and plans without carrying statement word order into every question.
Read & practiseComparatives and superlatives: compare your options
Compare hotels, routes and everyday choices with -er, more, the most and as … as.
Read & practiseFuture plans: will, going to and the present continuous
Make a decision, explain an intention or describe a confirmed arrangement.
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