If you want to tell someone to change direction to their right, which phrase is correct?

This test assesses knowledge of essential English vocabulary and grammar related to social interaction and travel situations, including directions, hotel and airport terms, restaurant communication, and grammar structures such as Past Simple, Used to, and Present Continuous.

What is a small amount of money given to service staff for good service called?

Which document do you need to board a plane?

Which tense describes actions happening now or around the present time?

What word describes the time when a plane arrives at the airport?

What phrase would you use to tell someone to continue moving forward without turning?

What is a small plastic card used to open your hotel room door called?

What do you call the process of registering your arrival at a hotel?

What word describes the time when a plane leaves the airport?

What phrase would you use to report a problem with your restaurant order?

Which phrase would you use to politely ask to order food in a restaurant?

What is the term for a hotel room designed for one person?

What is the term for booking a hotel room or a table in advance?

If you want food or drinks delivered to your hotel room, what service do you use?

What term describes a trip taken for work purposes?

Which term refers to the process of leaving a hotel and settling your bill?

What word describes a planned trip for leisure and relaxation?

Where do you go to drop off your luggage before a flight?

If a shop is located directly across the road from you, which word describes its position?

How do you politely ask for the check after finishing your meal?

Which area do you pass through to have your travel documents checked before boarding?

Which phrase means to move from one side of the road to the other?

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